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Disarming Hamas and rehabilitating its fighters presents one of the most complicated hurdles. According to security analysts, comprehensive disarmament plans must include economic development, employment opportunities, social reintegration programs, and psychological support. Past experiences, such as disarmament efforts in Iraq, serve as cautionary tales, warning against simplistic or coercive approaches.
The challenge lies not only in convincing thousands of armed individuals to lay down their weapons but also in ensuring that they can transition into peaceful community roles, preventing future cycles of violence and radicalization.