Graham Warns Trump Gaza Plan Could Let Hamas Strengthen, Backs Possible Israeli Reengagement
His critique highlights doubts about enforcing Hamas disarmament through a proposed international force.
Overview
- Sen. Lindsey Graham said Hamas is unlikely to disarm without the threat of confrontation and cautioned the current approach lets the group grow stronger.
- Graham stated he would fully support Israel if it decides to reenter Gaza to eliminate Hamas.
- King Abdullah II questioned the feasibility of an international security presence with a peace‑enforcement mandate, saying few countries would take on that mission.
- Jordan and Egypt signaled willingness to train Palestinian police but not to deploy combat troops into Gaza.
- Trump’s 20‑point plan ties a ceasefire and hostage exchanges to Hamas disarmament and envisions a multinational stabilization force, yet Hamas has not disarmed and Israeli strikes and clashes continue.