Across international coverage, countries voiced both hope and worry over the plan for Hamas disarmament and Israeli withdrawal.

Supporters stress a real chance to end a war of more than two years, with a strong rationale of easing the humanitarian crisis and starting reconstruction.

The cautious point to gaps in the detailed terms and the parties' lukewarm stance—many issues remain, from the scope of disarmament to security handover and the ISF's authority and responsibility.

International bodies and aid groups above all urge guarantees for civilian protection and humanitarian access, since a deal's fate directly affects lives on the ground.

Hwagyo Sibo follows no camp's appraisal, presenting support and worry, hope and caution together, and holding that a plan's meaning is confirmed by implementation.