The Gaza Peace Council on Friday published a detailed roadmap for implementing the Trump plan, including provisions for disarming terror groups, establishing the technocrat government as the sole armed entity in the Strip, a gradual IDF withdrawal on an agreed timetable, and a commitment not to force anyone to leave Gaza.
The Gaza Peace Council on Friday published the full text of its roadmap for implementing the Trump administration's peace plan, specifying that terror groups in the Strip will be disarmed, the technocrat government will be the sole armed entity, the IDF will withdraw gradually on an agreed timetable, and no resident will be forced to leave Gaza.
The document, released at 16:10 Jerusalem, follows the Council's earlier announcement at 15:37 that the roadmap aims to create conditions for a Palestinian state. Another report at 13:18 detailed the disarmament framework, which included heavy weapons remaining under Palestinian control. The earlier documents indicated that the plan is built on a 'zero trust' mechanism, relying on independent verification rather than goodwill between the parties.
The roadmap is part of the broader diplomatic effort led by the U.S. to achieve a 'one authority, one law, one weapon' reality in Gaza. Hamas has previously stated that its cooperation on heavy weapons disarmament is conditioned on a full Israeli withdrawal and the establishment of a Palestinian state, positions that remain unresolved in the current framework.
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- 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
- StrongTrump says IDF withdrawal after full Hamas disarmament; Mladenov calls for phased pullout
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