- Trump described the step to disarm Hamas as a “monumental step toward lasting peace and security” in West Asia.
- Trump called the agreement a “major milestone” in implementing his 20-point peace plan for the region.
- Trump thanked mediators Egypt, Qatar, and Turkey for their role in making the “historic breakthrough” possible.
President Donald Trump announced that the Board of Peace has reached a significant agreement to disarm Hamas, calling it a 'monumental step toward lasting peace and security' in West Asia. He emphasized that this agreement is a critical step towards establishing a new Palestinian government in Gaza that will collaborate with the Board of Peace to assist the Palestinian people.
Trump described the disarmament of Hamas as a 'major milestone' in his 20-point peace plan for the region, addressing a key sticking point in the peace negotiations. The agreement will be implemented in phases, ensuring a structured approach to disarmament.2
In his remarks, Trump expressed gratitude to Egypt, Qatar, and Turkey for their mediation efforts, stating that their involvement was crucial in achieving this 'historic breakthrough'. He also noted that the 'threat that emerged' from Gaza in October 2023, following Hamas's deadly incursion that resulted in the deaths of 1,200 individuals and numerous hostages, 'will not be allowed to rebuild'.3
“Trump described the disarmament agreement as a 'major milestone' in his 20-point peace plan for the region. He emphasized that the 'threat that emerged' from Gaza in October 2023 'will not be allowed to rebuild,' highlighting the importance of this breakthrough.”
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