Plan for Disarming Hamas

The Board of Peace for Gaza has published the full text of its “roadmap” for disarming Hamas

accomplishing the goals of President Donald Trump's peace agreement

Principle #1: All parties reaffirm their commitment to President Trump’s Comprehensive Plan to achieve peace in Gaza, which constitutes, together with the UN Security Council Resolution no. 2803 (2025), the agreed upon international framework guiding the implementation of this process.

Through this process, the parties aim at ending the cycle of destruction, securing the complete Israeli withdrawal from Gaza Strip, restoring normal life, enabling Palestinian governance, reconstruction, security, recovery and economic development, rehabilitating damaged sectors and facilitate launching a credible political path that achieves self-determination and Statehood.

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Hamas Disarmament Deal

Trump Announces Gaza Breakthrough, Says Hamas Disarmament Deal Reached

"The Board of Peace reached a HISTORIC agreement for the COMPLETE DISARMAMENT of Hamas and all other armed groups in Gaza.

This is a monumental step toward lasting PEACE and SECURITY," Trump wrote on his Truth Social platform, saying disarmament would take place in "carefully structured phases."

"As disarmament is completed, Israeli forces will withdraw, and the International Stabilization Force will work with a new Palestinian police force to take responsibility for Gaza being safe for its residents and its neighbors," he added, also thanking mediators from Egypt, Qatar and Turkey.

Under Trump's 20-point peace plan for Gaza, the second phase of the ceasefire was to involve Hamas's disarmament and a gradual withdrawal of Israeli forces from the territory.

The plan also provides for a group of Palestinian technocrats, the National Committee for the Administration of Gaza (NCAG), to assume day-to-day governance during Gaza's transitional phase out of war.

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Stop attacking your neighbors, says Hamas

Even terrorists in Hamas think Iran's attacks on neighbors go too far

Islamic regime has unleashed missiles at Qatar, Bahrain, Oman, UAE, Kuwait, Saudi Arabia

The radical Islamic terrorist group Hamas urged Iran to stop attacking its neighbor in the Persian Gulf in a Saturday statement.

Iran responded to the U.S. military's Operation Epic Fury by firing hundreds of ballistic missiles and drones at targets in Israel, Qatar, Bahrain, Oman, the United Arab Emirates, Kuwait, and Saudi Arabia.

The seemingly indiscriminate retaliation prompted the terrorist group, which has been backed by the Iranian regime, to express "deep concern" about the conflict in its first such appeal to the regime.

it calls on its brothers in Iran not to target neighboring countries. It also calls on all countries in the region to cooperate to stop this aggression and preserve the bonds of brotherhood among them."

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Ben Shapiro debates Palestinian

Credit Where It’s Due: Ben Shapiro Goes Into the Lion’s Den

Regardless of where one stands, it’s worth acknowledging that Ben Shapiro consistently goes into hostile environments to argue his case rather than shouting from safe platforms.

In this exchange, he doesn’t dodge questions, doesn’t retreat to slogans, and doesn’t rely on emotional theatrics. He asks for definitions, presses for moral clarity, and exposes contradictions—knowing full well the audience is predisposed against him.

That willingness to engage directly is rare, and it’s precisely why moments like this resonate: real arguments, real stakes, no editing tricks.

The heart of the debate centers on a false moral equivalence: the idea that Israel and Hamas are doing “the same thing.” They are not. Intentionally entering civilian homes to murder families is categorically different from targeting terrorists who embed themselves among civilians.

Netanyahu says there will NOT be a Palestine state

Netanyahu: ‘There will not be a Palestinian state,’ even at cost of ties with Saudis

In interview with Telegram channel, PM says border deal with Syria ‘preferable’ but won’t budge on security demands; Israel to boost arms industry to ease reliance on US

“There will not be a Palestinian state. It’s very simple: it will not be established," the premier said in the wide-ranging interview with Abu Ali Express, a popular local Telegram channel.

Asked by the interviewer if his opposition holds even if it jeopardizes normalization with Riyadh — which insists on a credible pathway to Palestinian statehood in exchange for such ties – Netanyahu said: “The answer is: a Palestinian state will not be established. It is an existential threat to Israel.”

Asked about what has prevented normalization with the Saudis, Netanyahu said the war in Gaza strained progress, but that “the conditions could develop” now that the war is winding down.

“But the conditions must be acceptable to both sides – terms that are good for both sides,” he said.

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Earlier in the week, Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman said that Riyadh wants to join the Abraham Accords, but called for the need to secure a path toward a two-state solution, while meeting US President Donald Trump at the White House.

Netanyahu needs to do what's right for Israel. Hamas is calling for the establishment of a Palestinian state that encompasses all of historic Palestine, which implies the end of Israel as a Jewish state. Overall, the question of territory and statehood remains a core, unresolved point of contention in the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.

United Nations Votes on stabilization of Gaza

Israeli leader insists there can be no Palestinian state

TEL AVIV, Israel — Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu vowed Sunday to oppose any attempt to establish a Palestinian state, a day before the U.N. Security Council planned to vote on a U.S.-drafted resolution on Gaza that leaves the door open to Palestinian independence.

Netanyahu has long asserted that creating a Palestinian state would reward Hamas and eventually lead to an even larger Hamas-run state on Israel’s borders. But as the U.S. attempts to push forward with its Gaza ceasefire proposal, he faces heavy international pressure to show flexibility.(Hope he doesn't)

The Security Council is expected to vote on a U.S. proposal for a U.N. mandate that would establish an international stabilization force in Gaza despite opposition from Russia, China and some Arab countries.

Hamas and Palestinian factions warned Sunday against the U.S. proposal, calling it an attempt to impose an international mandate on Gaza that is biased toward Israel and deprives Palestinians of the right to manage their own affairs. In a statement, the groups said the force must not involve Israel and must be under direct U.N. supervision.

The statement also rejected any reference in the U.S. proposal to disarming Gaza. Netanyahu on Sunday noted the proposal calls for Gaza to be demilitarized and Hamas to be disarmed, telling his Cabinet: “Either this will happen the easy way, or it will happen the hard way."

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The United States plan for Gaza was passed by the United Nations on Monday. The 15-member council voted 13 to 0 in favor of the resolution, with abstentions by Russia and China, which declined to use their veto power to block the measure.

Fragile Peace Under Threat from Within Israel

Trump warns of ending US backing for Israel over West Bank annexation

Donald Trump has drawn a firm line in the sand, declaring that any move by Israel to annex the West Bank would sever all American support.

As reported by the Daily Mail, Trump, alongside Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, staunchly opposes such a policy, while far-right factions in Israel's Knesset push for annexation to block Palestinian statehood.

This bold stance comes on the heels of a fragile ceasefire with Hamas, a deal Trump brokered to end a two-year war in Gaza. His administration, including Vice President JD Vance and Secretary of State Marco Rubio, has reiterated that annexation would jeopardize the hard-won peace.

A symbolic vote in the Knesset, passing 25-24, endorsed West Bank annexation, a move Vance called a "very stupid political stunt" while in Israel.

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Muslims using Senate bathrooms for ritual cleansing and prayers

GOP lawmakers raise alarm over extremist Muslim groups using Capitol bathrooms for rituals

Reports of Islamic extremist groups allegedly praying and washing up in the U.S. Capitol during a government shutdown have sparked outrage among conservative lawmakers.

Sen. Tommy Tuberville, R-Ala., and Rep. Chip Roy, R-Texas, are sounding the alarm over claims that members of the Muslim Brotherhood and Hamas-linked individuals from Americans for Justice in Palestine Action (AJPAction) were using Senate bathrooms for ritual cleansing and praying on mats inside the Capitol while the government was at a standstill.

Breitbart reported that these allegations first surfaced through investigative journalist Laura Loomer, who took to the social media platform X to detail the reported activities, including individuals in Islamic attire roaming the Capitol halls.

Claims will be investigated.

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CIA briefings contradicted reality on the ground

Trump’s peace deal negotiators just pulled back the curtain on something disturbing

The intelligence community has some explaining to do.

And Steve Witkoff just exposed one ugly truth about the CIA that has Trump fuming.

Steve Witkoff and Jared Kushner achieved what presidents tried and failed to accomplish for decades – they got Hamas to agree to a ceasefire that freed the remaining hostages in Gaza.

But the two Trump negotiators revealed something shocking during their "60 Minutes" interview that aired Sunday.

While they were working behind the scenes with mediators from Egypt, Qatar, and Turkey – who all expressed confidence Hamas was ready to accept Trump’s peace deal – the CIA was telling them the exact opposite.

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Kushner and Witkoff ended the "Word Games" for Peace

Jared Kushner Reveals How 'Stupid Word Games' Impacted Middle East Negotiations

Jared Kushner opened up about his role in brokering the recent Gaza ceasefire during an in-depth interview on Sunday’s 60 Minutes, describing years of failed diplomacy in the region as “stupid word games.”

Appearing alongside U.S. Special Envoy Steve Witkoff, Kushner detailed how the pair helped mediate the deal between Israel and Hamas following their two-year conflict. Host Lesley Stahl said the two men relied less on traditional diplomatic tools and more on “the intensely personal techniques of real estate dealmakers,” including “dangling presidential promises, protections or punishments.”

Kushner told Stahl that, at its core, the negotiation was not complicated. “We wanted the hostages to come out. We wanted a real ceasefire that both sides would respect. We needed a way to bring humanitarian aid into the people,” he said. “And then we had to write all these complex words to deal with the 50 years of stupid word games that everyone in that region is so used to playing.”

He said both sides ultimately wanted the same outcome — peace — but needed help navigating the political language that had bogged down prior negotiations.

Stahl pressed Kushner and Witkoff about their extensive business ties to Middle Eastern countries and whether that presented conflicts of interest...typical of her. Kushner dismissed the criticism. “What people call conflicts of interest, Steve and I call experience and trusted relationships,” he said. “If Steve and I didn’t have these deep relationships, the deal we were able to get done — that freed these hostages — would not have occurred.”

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Hamas executes Palestinians

Re-emergent Hamas fighters executed men in the street

alleged to be Israeli collaborators while Israel restricted aid into Gaza and kept the border shut

The Deal That Stopped the War that Biden could NOT deliver

Trump Blasts Blinken as “A Joke” Over Gaza Peace Deal

Only in Washington can a man negotiate a peace deal that frees hostages, ends a two-year war, and brings world leaders together in the Middle East—and still watch his political opponents try to take credit for it.

That’s exactly what happened after President Donald Trump’s historic 20-point Gaza peace plan was signed in Egypt this week. Instead of simply saying “well done,” former Secretary of State Antony Blinken popped up to claim that Trump’s deal was based on groundwork laid by the Biden administration.

Antony Blinken, now back to private life but still active on social media, decided to weigh in. He wrote on X that “it’s good that President Trump adopted and built on the plan the Biden administration developed.”

Trump’s response? “Everybody knows that’s a joke.”

Trump’s peace deal, finalized at the “Peace 2025” summit in Sharm el-Sheikh, brought together leaders from across the Middle East and Europe. It resulted in the release of all remaining living Israeli hostages taken by Hamas during the October 7 attacks and secured a lasting ceasefire.

The same region that had been engulfed in violence for two years under Biden’s foreign policy suddenly found itself shaking hands under Trump’s leadership. “Together, we have achieved the impossible,” Trump said as he signed the agreement alongside leaders from Egypt, Turkey, and Qatar.

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Hamas returns 4 dead bodies

Hamas says it needs more time to collect the dead bodies

Israel not buying it

All 20 Hostages Released

Hamas released all 20 living Israeli hostages this  morning as part of the Gaza peace

The Israeli hostages, most of them civilians, were held in captivity in Gaza for more than two years. Their release was a key Israeli and U.S. demand for ending the war.

The hostage release started shortly before President Trump landed in Israel, as part of a Middle East trip aimed at cementing his Gaza peace plan.

Hamas had to release all 20 of the live hostages by Monday at noon local time, according to the agreement. Trump will be addressing the Israeli parliament soon.

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TRUMP HONORED IN ISRAEL AS REMAINING HOSTAGES RELEASED Israel celebrated this morning as Hamas returned 20 surviving Israeli hostages after 738 days in captivity. President Donald Trump arrived in Israel, where he addressed the Knesset and received the nation's highest civil award. There, Israel’s President Isaac Herzog told Trump, “Blessed are the peacemakers,” in an unusual quotation of the New Testament from an Israeli leader.

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Senator Fetterman urges peace deal

Senator Fetterman Gives Thoughts as Trump Brokers Israel-Hamas Peace Deal

Sen. John Fetterman is once again taking a firm stand for Israel — and this time, he’s urging Hamas to accept the peace deal President Donald Trump is working to broker.

The Pennsylvania Democrat, known for his unwavering support of Israel, blasted pro-Palestinian protesters who have ignored Hamas’s role in prolonging the conflict.

“Good morning to everyone except all the protesters who aren’t protesting for Hamas to accept the peace deal,” Fetterman wrote Sunday on X.

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And so, the War in Gaza is ending, thanks to all involved on the right side working alongside special envoy Steve Witkoff and Jared Kushner, President Trump's son-in-law, who traveled to Egypt to join mediators from that country and Qatar in negotiating with the terrorist group, Hamas.

Israel and Hamas Peace Plan proceeds

Trump Says Israel and Hamas Agree to First Phase of Peace Plan

U.S. President Donald Trump said he expects the hostages and remains held by terrorist group Hamas to be released by Monday

Israel and terrorist group Hamas have reached a deal for the release of hostages, marking a breakthrough toward ending the two-year war in Gaza. After announcing that both sides had agreed to the deal, President Donald Trump said that hostages still being held by Hamas are likely to be released in the coming days. In exchange, Israel will withdraw its troops to an “agreed upon line.”

Donald J. Trump @realDonaldTrump
I am very proud to announce that Israel and Hamas have both signed off on the first Phase of our Peace Plan. This means that ALL of the Hostages will be released very soon, and Israel will withdraw their Troops to an agreed upon line as the first steps toward a Strong, Durable, and Everlasting Peace. All Parties will be treated fairly! This is a GREAT Day for the Arab and Muslim World, Israel, all surrounding Nations, and the United States of America, and we thank the mediators from Qatar, Egypt, and Turkey, who worked with us to make this Historic and Unprecedented Event happen. BLESSED ARE THE PEACEMAKERS!

DONALD J. TRUMP
PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA

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The Israeli Massacre on October 7

October 7

Devastating. Brutal. Shocking. Terrifying. Anguishing. Sadistic.

There are so many words that come to mind, but still, two years later, none can adequately describe the massacre in Israel that was perpetrated by Hamas on October 7, 2023. As this brief slideshow recounts, the news that unfolded on that Black Saturday, hour by hour, forever changed our lives. It was the single deadliest day for Jews since the Holocaust. The images we saw and the trauma that we felt will never — should never — be forgotten.

In remembrance of that horrific day, Jews around the world and all decent and compassionate people, will pause to mourn those murdered, honor those who continue to bravely fight, and pray for the safe return of the hostages still held in agonizing captivity in Gaza.

Our hearts are still broken, but not our spirit.

Our slideshow reminds us that the events of that fateful day have cast a long shadow on Jewish communities around the world. But we are unbowed and more united than ever before in the fight against Jew hatred in all its evil forms — whether on the internet and social media, in our communities, on college campuses, in the halls of government, or at the United Nations.

Today, and every day, we stand in solidarity with the people of Israel and Jews worldwide.

Am Yisrael Chai.
World Jewish Congress

Hamas has until today to accept deal

Hamas Agrees to Free All Hostages, Sets Conditions

Israel is readying itself to implement the first stage of US President Donald Trump's 20 point plan to return the hostages and end the war in Gaza, the Prime Minister's Office confirmed early on Saturday morning.

"We will continue to work in full cooperation with the President and his team to end the war in accordance with the principles set forth by Israel that are consistent with President Trump's vision," the PMO office said.

Trump earlier demanded Israel stop bombing Gaza "immediately" after Hamas said on Friday night it is willing to release all hostages in an effort to re-enter negotiations over Trump's deal to end the war in Gaza.

The terrorist organization said in a statement it would release all hostages, living and dead, "according to the exchange formula outlined in President Trump’s proposal, provided that field conditions necessary for the exchange are secured." Hamas officials later told international media that it would likely take longer than the 72 hours outlined in the US proposal to release them.

The acceptance came hours after Trump issued an ultimatum to the terror group, insisting Hamas had until Sunday to accept the deal or face "all HELL like no one has ever seen before."

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Netanyahu determined to Eradicate Hamas

Israel sent a message: Hamas leaders are never safe...anywhere

When rockets rain across your homeland, and terrorists parade through your streets unpunished—even in foreign capitals—that’s when a decisive response becomes not just necessary but imperative.

On September 9, Israel shattered a sense of security for Hamas’s high command in Doha, delivering a bold, extraterritorial strike on leadership sites inside Qatar. The message was clear: the architects of the October 7, 2023, genocidal assault on innocent Israelis has no sanctuary—no matter where they hide.

Israel’s military conducted what officials described as a “precise strike” targeting senior Hamas leaders in Doha, Qatar, notably Khalil al-Hayya and Zaher Jabarin, deeply involved in ceasefire negotiations.

“The IDF and ISA [Shin Bet] conducted a precise strike targeting the senior leadership of the Hamas terrorist organization,” a statement confirmed to Fox News Digital. “Israel initiated it, Israel conducted it, and Israel takes full responsibility,” declared Prime Minister Netanyahu’s office.

Hamas remains an embedded insurgency in Gaza. Analysts estimate around 20,000 fighters remain operational, with recruitment sustained through family and clan networks despite heavy losses.

Hamas would not survive this long without Tehran. Iran’s funding—estimated in the hundreds of millions annually—arms, trains, and sustains Hamas’s military and political infrastructure. Qatar, while playing mediator, is also a longstanding home to Hamas’s Political Bureau, with upwards of $1.8 billion transferred to Hamas over the years.

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Israel carried out an attack against the Hamas leadership in Doha

Israeli strike targets Hamas leadership as explosions reported in Qatar

Israel's military targeted senior Hamas leadership in Qatar with an airstrike on Tuesday.

"The IDF and ISA [Shin Bet] conducted a precise strike targeting the senior leadership of the Hamas terrorist organization," the Israel Defense Forces said in a statement.

Khalil al-Hayya and Zaher Jabarin were the two targets of the Israeli strikes, Fox News Chief Foreign Correspondent Trey Yingst said Tuesday, citing initial reports.

"For years, these members of the Hamas leadership have led the terrorist organization's operations, are directly responsible for the brutal October 7 massacre, and have been orchestrating and managing the war against the State of Israel.

Prior to the strike, measures were taken in order to mitigate harm to civilians, including the use of precise munitions and additional intelligence," the IDF added.

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