Trump Announces Agreement to Disarm Hamas
They publishedTrump Announces Agreement To Disarm Hamas | Balance of Power: Late Edition 07/31/2026
31 Jul, 00:39ZTrump claims agreement for the ‘complete disarmament’ of Hamas in Gaza, but support remains uncertain.
31 Jul, 23:17ZTrump Announces Agreement to Disarm Hamas
First reportThe Guardian · 31 Jul, 00:39Z
Latest reportBloomberg · 31 Jul, 23:17Z
Span23 hours · 11.5h between reports on average
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Why it matters
What
Trump announced an agreement to disarm Hamas, while analysts discussed risks of a broader regional conflict.
Why
Aaron David Miller warned a US attack on Iran could expand conflict, while Laura Galante cited possible infrastructure cyberattacks.
Watch
Analysts urged stronger cyber defenses as observers monitor the disarmament agreement and Iran-related conflict risks.
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How it unfolded — every article
Summary
- Trump announced an agreement for the 'complete disarmament' of Hamas as a step toward a new Palestinian government in Gaza.
- Israel demands full disarmament and removal of weapons before any process proceeds, according to an Israeli official.
- Hamas officials reportedly respond positively but it’s unclear if they agree to full disarmament.
- The roadmap envisions phased authority transfer to a US-backed NCAG, with no militant infrastructure in Gaza.
- Israeli strikes continue; Netanyahu says Israel will expand control to 70% of Gaza while talks proceed.
Summary
- Hamas agrees to complete disarmament and surrender of weapons in Gaza in stages.
- Israel must withdraw its forces over a phased timeline aligned with disarmament.
- An International Stabilization Force and a new Palestinian police will oversee the process.
- Inventory of Hamas weapons to start within 14 days, with verification by international bodies.
- Agreement hinges on Israel meeting its withdrawal obligations and wider ceasefire commitments.