The announcement of the agreement for Hamas's disarmament raises significant concerns regarding its feasibility and enforcement. Given Hamas's historical reluctance to relinquish arms and assert control, skepticism about the effective implementation of such an accord is warranted.
The timeline of 200–250 days for phased disarmament appears optimistic, especially considering the complex political and security challenges in Gaza. Additionally, Israel's lack of formal response introduces uncertainty about the regional acceptance necessary for lasting peace.
International monitors and stabilization forces face significant risks and potential resistance on the ground, which could undermine the disarmament process and reconstruction efforts.
While the Board of Peace's involvement is notable, without full cooperation from key stakeholders and clear enforcement mechanisms, the agreement's success remains questionable.