Muhammad Aman Ullah
July 31, 2026
THE TRUE POST (Web News) – A new development has emerged regarding efforts to secure a lasting ceasefire in Gaza, with the Gaza Board of Peace claiming that Hamas has agreed to a detailed roadmap for implementing a ceasefire agreement, including a phased plan for the group’s disarmament.
According to the board, the proposed framework would also pave the way for the gradual withdrawal of Israeli forces from Gaza, the establishment of a new governing administration, enhanced security arrangements, and the reconstruction of the war-torn territory.
Hamas Reportedly Accepts Phased Disarmament Plan
The Gaza Board of Peace said the breakthrough followed months of negotiations involving multiple parties.
In a statement, the board claimed Hamas had, for the first time, agreed to a practical framework for the gradual surrender of its weapons as part of a broader peace process.
The board said the initiative aims not only to preserve the ceasefire but also to create a new political and administrative structure for Gaza’s future.
Israeli Withdrawal Linked to Disarmament
Under the proposed roadmap, the phased withdrawal of Israeli forces would begin after progress is made on Hamas’ disarmament.
U.S. President Donald Trump also claimed that Israeli troops would withdraw once the disarmament process is completed, describing the agreement as an important step toward establishing a new Palestinian governing authority in Gaza.
Plans for a New Gaza Administration
According to the Gaza Board of Peace, work is underway with the National Committee for the Administration of Gaza to gradually transfer governing responsibilities.
The board said the proposed administration would receive support from an international stabilization force, which would assist in maintaining security and ensuring an orderly transition.
Focus on Reconstruction and Economic Recovery
The roadmap is intended to go beyond ending hostilities by supporting Gaza’s reconstruction and long-term economic recovery.
The proposed plan includes rebuilding critical infrastructure, restoring public institutions, improving essential services, and strengthening local governance to help normalize daily life.
Hamas Confirms Agreement in Principle
Hamas also confirmed that an agreement had been reached regarding the phased approach to disarmament and the gradual withdrawal of Israeli forces.
In its statement, the group called on international mediators to ensure full implementation of the agreement and expressed hope that Israel would also fulfill its commitments under the proposed framework.
Trump Calls It a Major Step Toward Peace
President Donald Trump said a disarmament agreement involving Hamas had been reached and described the roadmap as a structured, phased process.
According to Trump, an international stabilization force working alongside Palestinian police would eventually assume responsibility for maintaining security in Gaza.
He said the initiative could lay the foundation for a more stable political future in the territory.
International Force to Support Security
Under the proposed agreement, the international stabilization force would play a key role in maintaining public order, supporting local institutions, and assisting with the transition to a new administrative structure.
Officials involved in the discussions say the force would help facilitate the implementation of the agreement and promote long-term stability.
Implementation Remains the Biggest Challenge
Despite the announcement, observers caution that implementing the proposed roadmap will be significantly more difficult than reaching an agreement in principle.
Previous ceasefire arrangements involving Gaza have broken down over disagreements and renewed violence, making sustained compliance by all parties essential for lasting peace.
Analysts say that if successfully implemented, the roadmap could represent a significant step toward political stability, reconstruction, and improved humanitarian conditions in Gaza. However, many key details remain subject to negotiation and independent verification.
