The Board of Peace on the Agreement for Disarming Hamas called the roadmap a historic achievement, stating that Hamas has formally committed to a practical, implementable plan. The plan stipulates that Hamas will fully disarm, after which Israel will withdraw from the Gaza Strip. The board said it is now focusing on implementation.
The Board of Peace on the Agreement for Disarming Hamas today confirmed the Gaza disarmament roadmap, directly calling it a historic achievement. The statement marks the first explicit confirmation from the mediation body itself, following earlier reports from Abu Ali Express that the Gaza Peace Council had hailed the plan.
The roadmap, which builds on the Trump-mediated framework, stipulates that Hamas will completely disarm before Israeli forces withdraw from the Strip. The weapons are to be handed over to an international stabilization force under a "zero trust" model, as previously reported by The Zioneer. The board said it is now shifting its focus to implementation.
The plan represents a potential end to Hamas's military rule in Gaza, but verification challenges remain significant. The Israeli security establishment has expressed skepticism about the ability to ensure the complete surrender of all weapons, including tunnel networks and production sites. The phased implementation will be closely watched as the board moves from statement to action.
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