Hamas has reportedly agreed to a disarmament arrangement linked to a Gaza peace plan associated with U.S. President Donald Trump, with the understanding that the move would enable an Israeli military withdrawal. The development was presented as a potential step toward implementing the plan and reducing the risk of further fighting.
The reported agreement remains subject to interpretation and implementation. Other coverage has highlighted statements that Israeli troops would not withdraw without evidence of “genuine” Hamas disarmament, suggesting that the timing and conditions of any pullback are not yet settled.
The plan has also raised broader questions about whether both Hamas and Israel will comply with its terms. While Trump has said Israel is very supportive of the Gaza disarmament agreement, reports indicate that important practical and political issues remain unresolved.
The situation therefore remains fluid, with the proposed sequence of disarmament and Israeli withdrawal depending on how the agreement is defined, verified and carried out. Further developments are expected to clarify whether the reported commitment can translate into concrete steps on the ground.