"How much time does Hamas have to lay down its arms before the United States either takes dramatic action or authorizes its allies to do so?"
"But I'm not going to do what the president of the United States has thus far refused to do, which is put an explicit deadline on it, because a lot of this stuff is difficult. A lot of this stuff is unpredictable. You basically have two regions in Gaza, one of which is relatively safeI wouldn't say very safeand one of which is incredibly dangerous."
"And part of ensuring that we get to a durable peace is to broaden the scope of the area that's safe. And the International Security Force is a big part of that. We don't yet have the International Security Force set up. That's something we're working towards. We have a number of volunteers who want to participate in that International Security Force."
Vice President JD Vance visited Israel and expressed hope the ceasefire would hold while stressing it will require constant effort, monitoring, and supervision. A reporter asked how long Hamas has to disarm before the United States or its allies take action. Vance cited a presidential statement and warned that Hamas must comply with any deal or face severe consequences. Vance declined to set an explicit deadline, calling the situation difficult and unpredictable. He described Gaza as having two regions—one relatively safer and one extremely dangerous—and said an International Security Force must be established with volunteers to broaden safe areas.
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