President Donald Trump wrote on Truth Social early Friday that the Gaza Peace Council's historic agreement for the complete disarmament of Hamas and all armed groups ensures Israel's security, and that the threat of October 7 will not be rebuilt. The statement follows Trump's initial announcement of the deal earlier this morning.
President Donald Trump reiterated his commitment to the Gaza disarmament deal in a Truth Social post at 06:52 Jerusalem on Friday, writing that the October 7 threat 'will not be rebuilt.' The statement is the latest in a series of announcements from the President this morning, reinforcing the framework of the historic agreement.
Trump first announced the deal at 01:31 Jerusalem, disclosing that the Gaza Peace Council had finalized an agreement for the complete disarmament of Hamas and all armed groups. He elaborated at 05:15, outlining a phased handover of weapons to an International Stabilization Force, with Israeli forces withdrawing upon verified completion. Shortly thereafter, American officials detailed the implementation timeline of 200 to 300 days, specifying that heavy weapons and tunnels would be handled by the international force, while light weapons would transition to a new Palestinian police force. According to American officials, Israel has signed the agreement despite skepticism.
The Gaza Peace Council, established with U.S. backing, oversees the disarmament framework as part of broader regional stabilization efforts. As The Zioneer reported in its Eye on Zion bulletin at 06:03, the deal is part of a series of diplomatic breakthroughs, including a recent settlement with Iran.
While the President has confirmed the agreement, key questions remain open. No official statement from Hamas or other armed groups has been published, and no independent verification of their compliance exists. Israeli officials have expressed cautious engagement but remain skeptical of long-term adherence by terror groups.
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