Many express skepticism about the viability and sincerity of the announced deal, particularly regarding Israel's willingness to comply or Hamas's true intentions to disarm.

Israeli officials and ministers explicitly reject the proposed disarmament deal, emphasizing that Hamas's complete disarmament is a prerequisite and that Israel will not withdraw from Gaza.

Some argue that if Hamas is expected to disarm, Israel, as the occupying force, should also be required to disarm and withdraw from Palestinian territories.

Many are skeptical about the feasibility of Hamas disarming and Israel's withdrawal, especially given Israel's lack of official response and continued airstrikes.

The EU and others welcome the proposed Gaza peace agreement as a constructive step towards lasting peace and security.

Some view Trump's announcement as a sham and a distraction, questioning his credibility and the reality of his claims.