President Donald Trump says the U.S.-led “Board of Peace” has reached an agreement with Hamas for the group to disarm in Gaza, and he frames it as a step toward lasting security. Multiple outlets report that Trump promotes the announcement as part of a broader Gaza plan and publishes details through U.S. and international partners.

Coverage also emphasizes that the agreement’s scope and timing are not settled. Bloomberg reports questions remain about how extensive the accord is and that officials expect refinement over coming weeks rather than immediate implementation. The Kathmandu Post and CBS/ABC report that talks for the next phase involve mediators from Egypt, Qatar, and Turkey. The ABC-linked text presented by outlets describes a “roadmap” for Hamas disarmament and Israeli withdrawal.

Several reports also note uncertainty on Israel’s side and differing conditions discussed by participants. ZeroHedge cites Israeli skepticism and reports that Hamas officials indicate disarmament may be tied to Israeli withdrawal, while Israel is portrayed as conditioning withdrawal on disarmament progress. Israel has not been widely shown to provide a formal response in the cited reporting, with some sources saying it had yet to comment.