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U.S. Presses Israel to Implement Phased Hamas Disarmament Plan

Courtroom-sketch editorial illustration of Palestinian families and other civilians salvaging belongings amid heavily damaged buildings in Gaza City

U.S. and Board of Peace officials said Israel had been consulted throughout negotiations and was being asked only to implement commitments in President Donald Trump's 20-point Gaza plan. They said Gaza's police force would transfer weapons to the technocratic administration within two weeks, while heavy weapons and tunnels would be addressed later. Trump said Israeli forces would withdraw as disarmament advances, with international forces and a new Palestinian police force assuming security duties. Israeli accounts diverged: one said the framework requires complete demilitarization, while another said the 15-point proposal does not yet meet Jerusalem's demands.

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