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Israel says it has serious concerns with Hamas disarmament deal

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Israel has expressed serious concerns regarding a proposed Hamas disarmament deal, according to statements made by Doron Spielman, a spokesperson for the Israeli Prime Minister's office. Speaking to The Associated Press, Spielman stated that Israeli intelligence assesses Hamas remains committed to rebuilding its military capabilities rather than genuinely pursuing demilitarization.

The developments highlight ongoing skepticism from Israeli officials regarding the feasibility and sincerity of disarmament proposals involving the militant group. The official intelligence assessment underscores Israel's security apprehensions as international efforts and discussions surrounding the governance and security framework of the region continue.

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