The agreement includes the inventorying and storage of Hamas's heavy weapons under Palestinian supervision, with the transfer of weapons to a new technocratic government. The plan also provides for the decommissioning of military production sites, weapon depots, and terror tunnels, and specifies that personal weapons will be subject to Palestinian laws.
Hamas has agreed to the framework, with a senior official stating that disarmament would not proceed prior to Israel's withdrawal from Gaza. The Board of Peace confirmed that the agreement follows months of negotiations and includes provisions for verification, de-radicalisation, and the transfer of security authority to a newly trained Palestinian police force.
The Board of Peace plans to implement a verification committee and has secured commitments for over 5,000 troops from various nations to assist in training Palestinian police, overseeing weapon decommissioning, and acting as a buffer during Israel's phased withdrawal. The framework is linked to U.N. Security Council Resolution 2803, which endorsed Trump’s Gaza peace plan.