According to CoinMeta, the White House claims that Hamas may agree to a disarmament deal within a few days. Based on information from four sources cited by Axios, this deal is seen as a key step in implementing Trump's "20-Point Peace Plan." The core elements of the plan include Hamas handing over light and heavy weapons, providing information about its tunnel networks and weapon facilities, and completing demilitarization within 6 to 8 months. Negotiations are currently taking place in Aram, Egypt, and have entered their final stage, but Hamas has not yet officially approved the deal. Sources say that the United States, Egypt, Qatar, and Turkey have been exerting pressure on Hamas in recent months, attempting to cut off its funding sources and using its economic difficulties to persuade it to accept the agreement. Israel is skeptical about Hamas's genuine willingness to disarm, believing that it may be merely a strategy to relieve pressure. The Trump administration believes that if the deal is ultimately reached, it will mark an important step towards ending the Gaza War and initiating the reconstruction process.