The Board of Peace (Gaza Peace Council) on Friday published the full text of its roadmap for implementing President Donald Trump's comprehensive Gaza peace plan. The document details the phased disarmament of terror groups, gradual IDF withdrawal, and the establishment of a technocrat government as the sole armed authority in the Strip. The full text is now available for review.
The Board of Peace (Gaza Peace Council) released the full text of its Gaza roadmap on Friday afternoon, July 31, making the complete document available for public review. The release caps a day of rapid developments: at 05:15 Jerusalem, President Trump announced a historic disarmament agreement; at 13:18, the Peace Council published a detailed framework; and at 15:35, the Council issued a summary roadmap. The full text, now published, confirms the phased approach.
The document details the transfer of all heavy weapons, rockets, military production sites, and tunnel infrastructure to the Peace Council's custody, with those assets remaining under Palestinian control. In exchange, the IDF will withdraw gradually on a synchronized timetable, and a technocrat government will assume sole armed authority in the Strip. The roadmap explicitly states that weaponry will not be transferred to Israel or any non-Palestinian entity. It also calls for an immediate cessation of Israeli targeted killings and a halt to all military operations by Hamas. An international stabilization force, led by the U.S., will monitor compliance and train a new Palestinian police force.
As The Zioneer reported on Thursday evening, Hamas and other terror factions had agreed to all clauses of the Trump plan, according to the Saudi Al-Hadath channel. The Peace Council, a U.S.-led technocratic body, has positioned the framework as a path to a "one authority, one weapon" reality. The roadmap's publication marks a formal step in the implementation process.
What remains open: Israel has not yet issued a formal response to the specific withdrawal timeline, as The Zioneer reported earlier. The precise sequencing of disarmament verification and IDF withdrawal also remains unclear, with analysts pointing to unresolved security gaps in the framework.
3 developments
- DevelopingBoard of Peace releases full Gaza deal text: Hamas to disarm, Israel to withdraw
- StrongBoard of Peace publishes Gaza plan calling for full Israeli withdrawal and immediate military halt
- StrongDiplomat: Gaza disarmament process built on reciprocity, verification, US-led force
- StrongHamas reportedly agrees to all clauses of Trump's Gaza plan, sources say
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