Iran's president congratulated Hamas' new leader and promised to keep supporting them.

Iran's president said they will keep supporting the Palestinian cause.

Iran's president told Hamas they are with them and support their actions.

Fox News asked Iran to confirm the call with Hamas.

Hamas chose a new leader, which sends a message to Israel.

Hamas wants to keep its relationship with Iran and its weapons.

Trump's plan to disarm Hamas has a problem: Iran supports Hamas.

Trump announced a deal to disarm Hamas and rebuild Gaza.

The deal is important because Hamas' weapons stop Gaza from being rebuilt.

Trump has a team to help with the deal and rebuild Gaza.

The team will help Gaza and make sure everyone follows the deal.

There are problems with the deal, and Israel does not agree with some parts.

Israel does not want to stop its attacks in Gaza yet.

A Board of Peace official said they are focused on making the deal work.

Hamas agreed to a deal, but only if Israel stops its attacks and leaves Gaza.

Hamas does not want to give up its weapons easily.

The deal has 15 points, including giving Gaza's government to a new group.

The goal is for only the new government to have weapons in Gaza.

But it is not clear who will make sure Hamas follows the deal.

Hamas giving up its weapons is a big problem for the deal.

Trump tied rebuilding Gaza to Hamas giving up its weapons.

A Palestinian lawyer said people in Gaza want the deal to work but do not trust Hamas.

The lawyer said Hamas will try to stay in power and use delays to its advantage.

The lawyer thinks a small international force cannot secure Gaza.

A movement in Gaza wants to rebuild the area and work with the Board of Peace.

The movement has a plan to help people in Gaza and make it safer.

Hamas said it will dissolve its government, but Israel is not sure.

A mourner carries a body of a Palestinian killed in Israeli strikes.

An expert said Hamas may give up some control but keep its armed group.

Hamas may let a technocratic government and international forces help with public services.

But Hamas will try to keep its influence and power in Gaza.

There is a low chance Hamas will completely disarm.

The Board of Peace wants to stop actions that could stop the deal.

After Israeli strikes, the director-general of the Board of Peace called for calm.

Palestinians inspect a site hit by an Israeli strike.

Israel says it will not withdraw before Hamas disarms.

Hamas says Israel must withdraw first.

The roadmap faces problems inside Israel's government.

Some ministers think the plan is dangerous and contradicts Israel's goals.

The ministers want the plan changed to require full demilitarization before Israel withdraws.

The plan's problems go beyond Hamas and include Israel's government.

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Israeli troops are outside the Gaza Strip.

The question is if Hamas will truly give up its weapons.

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