Trump Announces Historic Agreement to Disarm Hamas and Armed Groups in Gaza
Translated & summarized from Mako by baba
U.S. President Donald Trump announced a historic agreement by the Peace Council to disarm Hamas and other armed groups in Gaza, paving the way for a new Palestinian government and improved security for Israel. The phased plan includes Israeli withdrawal and international stabilization efforts, marking a major step in Trump's 20-point peace plan.
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- Trump announces Peace Council's historic deal to disarm Hamas and armed Gaza groups.
- Hamas agreed to disarm, confirmed by senior U.S. officials.
- New Palestinian government in Gaza to cooperate with Peace Council for stability.
- Israeli forces to withdraw after disarmament; international force to support new Palestinian police.
- Trump credits mediators Egypt, Qatar, Turkey, and his team for breakthrough.
- Agreement aims to prevent Gaza from being a base for terrorism and follows Trump's 20-point plan.
On the night between Thursday and Friday, July 31, 2026, U.S. President Donald Trump announced that the Peace Council reached a historic agreement to disarm Hamas and all other armed groups in the Gaza Strip. Two senior American officials confirmed that the terrorist organization agreed to the terms of the disarmament deal. Trump posted on his Truth account that this agreement marks a significant step toward lasting peace and security.
Trump explained that the deal is crucial for establishing a new Palestinian government in Gaza that will cooperate closely with the Peace Council to assist the Palestinian people. He emphasized that Israel will gain the security it deserves, as Gaza will no longer serve as a base for terrorist attacks. The agreement is part of the implementation of Trump's 20-point plan and will be executed in carefully structured phases. Following the disarmament, Israeli forces will withdraw, and an international stabilization force will work alongside a new Palestinian police force to maintain security in Gaza.
Reflecting on the past year, Trump recalled the violent war, humanitarian crisis, and hostage situations, noting the historic progress made while acknowledging more work remains. He thanked mediators Egypt, Qatar, and Turkey for their vital efforts, as well as his dedicated team for enabling this breakthrough. Trump concluded by stating that the threat from Gaza seen on October 7 will not be rebuilt and hailed the agreement as a remarkable development that many believed impossible.
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