US President Donald Trump’s postwar transition body, the “Board of Peace,” tells Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu that any Israeli withdrawal in Gaza will begin only after Hamas undergoes complete disarmament. The assurance comes after objections to an earlier text released by the board. According to reports, Israel objected to language that outlined a phased withdrawal beginning within the territory and called for an immediate cessation of Israeli strikes in Gaza. In response, the Board of Peace issues a revised message to Netanyahu clarifying that Israel’s pullout is conditioned on Hamas decommissioning and disarmament, consistent with commitments attributed to Hamas. One outlet reports that Netanyahu’s security cabinet members had urged Israel to reject or revise the board’s earlier plan after it was released. Netanyahu’s office says it raises concerns with the United States following Trump’s Friday statements. Across the accounts, the focus is on shifting from a timetable involving phased withdrawal and an immediate stop to strikes to a framework that makes withdrawal contingent on Hamas disarmament.