Board of Peace unveils 15-point plan for Gaza deal
The conflict has persisted since late 2023, when Hamas forces stormed Israeli border towns, prompting an Israeli counter-invasion.
The Board of Peace on Friday unveiled a 15-point plan for resolving the conflict in Gaza, after President Donald Trump announced that Hamas had agreed to disarm.
The conflict has persisted since late 2023, when Hamas forces stormed Israeli border towns, prompting an Israeli counter-invasion.
The peace board posted all 15 points in an X thread on Friday. Here are the points:
- All parties commit to the agreed upon peace deal
- All hostilities cease immediately
- Progression to each phase of the deal will follow verification by an international committee
- Hamas agrees to hand civilian governance to a national committee
- That committee will maintain civil institutions and services
- The committee will govern under Palestinian law
- New police personnel will join existing institutions, but with vetting
- Gaza will decommission and store heavy weapons
- Personal weapons will be subject to the laws of the national committee
- Militia weapons will be decommissioned and stored by the committee
- Signing of a social peace agreement
- An international force will temporarily deploy to Gaza, replacing the IDF
- Israel will withdraw from the Gaza Strip
- The national committee will handle internal security
- The Board of Peace and national committee will coordinate rebuilding
Ben Whedon is the Chief Political Correspondent at Just the News. Follow him on X.