Hamas demands amendments to certain aspects of the "20-point plan".

Jin10 data reported on October 1st, local time on October 1st, a Palestinian official stated that the Palestinian Islamic Resistance Movement (Hamas) requested modifications to certain aspects of the "20-point plan" proposed by U.S. President Trump to end the Gaza conflict. This Palestinian official indicated that representatives from Hamas, Qatar, Egypt, and Turkey held talks in Doha, the capital of Qatar, on September 30, focusing on discussions regarding the "20-point plan." Hamas proposed adjustments to the terms concerning their disarmament and Israel's withdrawal outlined in the plan, particularly demanding clear international guarantees for Israel's full withdrawal from the Gaza Strip. The official also mentioned that Hamas needs two to three days to formally respond to the plan. Additionally, sources revealed that there are internal disagreements within Hamas regarding the "20-point plan." Some Hamas leaders are willing to support the plan provided that the mediators ensure that Israel strictly adheres to its related commitments. However, there are also some Hamas members who have serious reservations about certain terms of the plan, including opposition to disarmament and any arrangements that would forcibly relocate Palestinian citizens from the Gaza Strip.