Archive · 31 Jul 2026
Trump Unveils Gaza Peace Roadmap: Disarmament, Transition, Withdrawal
President Donald Trump announced a plan to make Gaza safer.
The plan says all weapons in Gaza must be taken away and a new Palestinian government will run the area.
Israeli soldiers will leave step by step, and a special international team will watch everything.
The plan also wants to rebuild Gaza with help from other countries.
Trump thanked Egypt, Qatar, and Türkiye for helping.
He said the plan will stop the danger that started on October 7.
The plan will be checked carefully before moving to the next step.
It aims to keep peace and security for everyone in Gaza.
The plan is a big move toward ending the fighting.
Trump announced a phased roadmap for Gaza peace, calling for complete disarmament of Hamas and other armed groups.
The plan includes transfer of governance to a new Palestinian transitional authority and gradual Israeli withdrawal under international monitoring.
Implementation would begin within 14 days after approval, with a 14‑day ceasefire and verification phases.
An International Stabilization Force and a National Committee would oversee disarmament, security, and reconstruction.
Trump thanked Egypt, Qatar, and Türkiye for mediation and emphasized the plan would prevent Gaza from rebuilding the threat.
- Who
- US President Donald Trump
- What
- unveiled a phased Gaza peace roadmap
- When
- Thursday (local time)
- Where
- Gaza and Washington
- Why
- to end the conflict, disarm Hamas, and establish new governance
- Plan name
- Gaza Peace Roadmap
- Key components
- Disarmament, Transitional Authority, Israeli Withdrawal
- Implementation start
- Within 14 days after approval
- Oversight bodies
- National Committee for the Administration of Gaza, International Stabilization Force, Implementation and Verification Committee
- Mediation partners
- Egypt, Qatar, Türkiye