Palestinian Islamic Jihad has agreed to the disarmament framework proposed by the Board of Peace, according to The Jerusalem Post. The deal, announced by President Trump on Thursday, aims for the complete demilitarization of the Gaza Strip under an international stabilization framework.
Palestinian Islamic Jihad has agreed to the disarmament framework proposed by the Board of Peace (Gaza Peace Council), The Jerusalem Post reported Sunday afternoon.
The deal, endorsed by President Trump, calls for the complete demilitarization of the Gaza Strip. As The Zioneer has reported, Hamas previously agreed to the plan's terms, which include a phased disarmament overseen by an International Stabilization Force.
The addition of PIJ to the agreement represents a significant step toward bringing all major armed factions in Gaza under the deal's umbrella. Israel has not yet formally commented on PIJ's reported acceptance.
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