Trump says Board of Peace reaches agreement on Hamas disarmament in Gaza
US President Donald Trump announced that the Board of Peace, formed to oversee Gaza's future, has reached an agreement on the disarmament of Hamas. The announcement came as a breaking development, with full details of the agreement not yet clear. It marks a stage in negotiations that have continued in the region for months.
US President Donald Trump announced that the international Board of Peace, formed to oversee Gaza's postwar future, has reached an agreement on the disarmament of Hamas. The announcement came as a developing story, and the full text of the agreement has not yet been made public.
The Board of Peace was established following the region's ceasefire process to oversee Gaza's reconstruction and security arrangements. The disarmament question has long been considered one of the most sensitive and contested elements of the negotiations.
Regional and international actors will closely watch the timeline for implementation and the oversight mechanism attached to the agreement. The development is being viewed as concrete progress after months of talks.
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