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Trump Announces Hamas Accepts US Roadmap, Multinational Force Planned

8/9/2026

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Trump Announces Deal

On July 30, 2026, President Donald Trump said Hamas accepted a U.S.-backed roadmap to disarm and hand Gaza’s civilian administration to a technocratic Palestinian body.
Former Fatah leader Mohammed Dahlan, working with Jared Kushner, helped persuade Hamas to accept the roadmap.
Israeli forces control over 60% of Gaza, moving the “yellow line” beyond the cease-fire boundary.
Uganda’s parliament approved troops for Gaza under the International Stabilization Force.

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Trump Announces Deal

On July 30, 2026, President Donald Trump announced Hamas accepted a U.S.-backed roadmap to disarm and hand Gaza’s administration to a technocratic Palestinian body.
Israeli military intelligence warned Hamas has not abandoned its goal of destroying Israel and may still be using diplomacy to stall.
A multinational limited force was discussed to replace IDF troops, with Morocco contributing 500 soldiers.

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Historical Context

Secret talks in Oslo after the 1991 Madrid Conference produced the Declaration of Principles, signed on 13 September 1993 by U.S. President Bill Clinton, Israeli Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin and PLO Chairman Yasser Arafat. The accord created a five-year interim Palestinian Authority, followed by Oslo II in 1995, but permanent status talks stalled, shaping today’s Trump-backed roadmap that echoes the same technocratic framework.

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Trump Announces Deal

On July 30, 2026, President Donald Trump said Hamas accepted a U.S.-backed roadmap to disarm and hand Gaza’s civilian administration to a technocratic Palestinian body.
Former Fatah leader Mohammed Dahlan, working with Jared Kushner, helped persuade Hamas to accept the roadmap.
Israeli forces control over 60% of Gaza, moving the “yellow line” beyond the cease-fire boundary.
Uganda’s parliament approved troops for Gaza under the International Stabilization Force.

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