Trump Says Agreement Has Been Reached for ‘Complete Disarmament’ of Hamas; Hamas Has yet to Respond
- On Thursday, July 30, 2026, Hamas began weighing a US-backed proposal to dismantle its arsenal over a six-to-eight-month period while rebuilding parts of the Gaza Strip, Channel 12 News reported.
- White House envoy Steve Witkoff briefed officials on negotiations, and Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu approved the disarmament framework, which a Board of Peace source called "a good deal for Israel."
- Under the proposed terms, Hamas would turn over detailed maps of tunnel networks and weapons sites while Hamas members receive pardons; a technocratic Palestinian administration would assume control of cleared sectors.
- Israel would reposition forces to the Yellow Line and retain military response rights if Hamas violates terms; the Board of Peace stated concrete production will be limited strictly to sealing tunnels.
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Israel would withdraw after disarmament to give way to an international force and the creation of a civilian Palestinian executive with its own police.
Trump speaks of a breakthrough in the Gaza conflict: Hamas should disarm itself, Israel should withdraw later, but crucial questions remain unanswered. An analysis.
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According to the US President, the United States-initiated Peace Council has reached an agreement on Hamas' "complete disarmament" in the Gaza Strip.
Trump announces deal for Hamas to disarm in Gaza, but many hurdles and uncertainty remain
President Donald Trump said Thursday that a deal has been reached for Hamas to disarm and Israel to withdraw its forces from Gaza, but many hurdles, conditions and long timelines remained to wind down the war in the Palestinian territory.
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