The former president announced, on Truth‑Social, that a “Board of Peace” had reached an agreement for the complete disarmament of Hamas and other armed groups in Gaza. He added that Israel would withdraw once the disarmament was finished, and the International Stabilization Force would work with a new Palestinian police to secure the region. The deal is billed as a critical step toward a new Palestinian government in Gaza.
The announcement arrived amid an ongoing Gaza war that has already caused more than 73,000 casualties, including 21,280 children, according to the Hamas‑run health ministry. The Israeli response has killed an estimated 1,200 people and taken 251 hostages during the 7 October 2023 offensive that triggered the current conflict.
Neither Hamas nor Israel has commented on the alleged agreement, leaving the status of the Board of Peace in doubt. Earlier reports suggested that the board was initially intended to help end hostilities and oversee reconstruction, but its charter reportedly lacks any mention of Palestinian territory, raising concerns it could replace UN functions.
Trump’s post refers to his 20‑Point Plan, explaining that the disarmament will be executed in carefully structured phases. He promised Israeli forces would withdraw only after the process is complete, while the PA would partner with the Stabilization Force to maintain security in Gaza.
The claim follows a April rejection by Hamas, which turned down a top figure in Trump’s Gaza peace efforts, according to a senior Palestinian official. The assertion, therefore, comes at a critical moment when the Gaza ceasefire’s future is highly contested.
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