Hamas has indicated it will completely disarm in the Gaza Strip following a peace plan announced by U.S. President Donald Trump [1].

The agreement represents a potential turning point in the conflict, as the disarmament of Hamas and other armed groups is a central requirement for the establishment of new Palestinian governance [4].

According to reports, the move is part of a broader strategy known as the Board of Peace plan [1]. This framework aims to facilitate the complete disarmament of militant factions to enable the withdrawal of Israeli forces from the Gaza Strip [4].

A senior Hamas official said the group is willing to disarm [1]. The plan seeks to replace the current security apparatus with a new governing structure that would oversee the territory [4].

While Hamas has signaled its agreement, the Israeli government has not yet responded to the proposal [1]. The Board of Peace plan focuses on creating a stable environment that allows for a transition of power, and the removal of armed hostilities within the enclave [4].

The disarmament process would involve not only Hamas but other armed groups operating within Gaza [1]. The success of the initiative depends on the coordination between the U.S. administration, Palestinian leadership, and the Israeli government to ensure a secure transition [4].

President Trump has previously outlined the Board of Peace as a mechanism to resolve the long-standing conflict through structured disarmament and diplomatic restructuring [4].

“Hamas has indicated it will completely disarm in the Gaza Strip”

This development suggests a significant shift in the strategic calculus of Hamas, moving from armed resistance toward a negotiated disarmament. However, the viability of the Board of Peace plan remains uncertain until Israel provides a formal response, as any withdrawal of Israeli forces is typically contingent upon verified security guarantees and the total removal of militant capabilities.