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Board of Peace official sheds light on behind-the-scenes talks to advance Trump plan • Says understandings were reached with prime minister on Hamas weapons decommissioning and oversight mechanisms • While criticizing Israel, he makes clear Hamas must surrender every category of weapon: “No gray area.”
