According to a statement published on Truth by Donald Trump, the Board of Peace has reached a historic agreement for the complete disarmament of Hamas and other armed groups in Gaza, establishing a pathway where Israeli forces will withdraw once the process is finished. The announcement outlines a phased implementation of Trump’s 20-point plan, relying on a newly formed Palestinian police force and an International Stabilization Force to secure the region.
Board of Peace Agreement Details and Implementation Phases
The newly brokered framework sets out strict sequential phases for the demilitarization of Gaza, according to Donald Trump’s Truth platform post. Once the disarmament of Hamas and all other armed factions reaches completion, Israeli forces will exit the territory. Security operations will then transition to a partnership between an International Stabilization Force and a newly established Palestinian police force. This cooperative security apparatus aims to protect local residents and neighboring countries while preventing the territory from functioning as a base for attacks.
Governance of the region will shift to a new Palestinian administration that will work closely alongside the Board of Peace to support local civilians. Trump described the breakthrough as a milestone in executing his 20-point plan, noting that the agreement addresses the severe humanitarian crises and security disruptions that escalated following the violence of October 7.
Regional Mediation and International Diplomacy
Diplomatic efforts leading to the agreement involved intensive negotiations mediated by Egypt, Qatar, and Turkey, according to statements from Donald Trump. The U.S. president acknowledged the work of these regional partners alongside his own negotiating team, emphasizing that the diplomatic breakthrough overcame long-standing regional obstacles that many observers previously considered insurmountable.
Did you know?
Egypt, Qatar, and Turkey have repeatedly served as key intermediaries in past negotiations regarding ceasefires and humanitarian aid access in Gaza.
Frequently Asked Questions
What happens to Israeli forces under the new agreement?
According to Donald Trump’s announcement, Israeli forces will withdraw from Gaza only after the complete disarmament of Hamas and other armed groups has been successfully finalized.
Who will provide security in Gaza following the disarmament?
Security will be managed by an International Stabilization Force working in close collaboration with a newly created Palestinian police force, as detailed in the Board of Peace agreement.
Which countries acted as mediators for the deal?
Egypt, Qatar, and Turkey served as the primary regional mediators for the diplomatic initiative, according to statements released by Donald Trump.
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