A girl lies on a damaged mattress at the site of Israeli strikes in Gaza on Thursday. DAWOUD ABU ALKAS/REUTERS
CAIRO/WASHINGTON — Hamas and Palestinian factions have agreed on a plan to implement the second phase of the Gaza ceasefire agreement, including a gradual process for inventorying and storing their weapons, Egypt's state TV reported on Friday.
The National Committee for the Administration of Gaza would oversee and implement the gradual and sequential process of inventorying and storing the weapons, the report said, citing an informed Egyptian source.
The start of the weapons inventory process would be linked to the committee's entry into the Gaza Strip and the deployment of the International Stabilization Force, it added.
The agreement also includes the committee's entry into Gaza, the deployment of international forces and early recovery efforts in the enclave, the source said.
