A 15-point draft peace plan has emerged as a framework for a potential ceasefire between Hamas and Israel. According to reports, Hamas has formally agreed to the terms, which were developed under the guidance of the Board of Peace, an organization associated with U.S. President Donald Trump’s administration.

The agreement outlines a multi-phase process intended to conclude the ongoing conflict in the Gaza Strip. A central component of the proposal involves Hamas agreeing to relinquish its weapons. This disarmament is intended to facilitate the transition to a technocratic administration that would oversee the governance of the territory. The Board of Peace characterized the agreement as the culmination of months of intensive negotiations conducted in good faith to realize the president's vision for the region.

While the reports emphasize the formal agreement by Hamas, they do not provide the full text of the 15 points, nor do they detail the current stance of the Israeli government regarding this specific framework. The narrative provided by the source frames the agreement as a significant step toward ending what it describes as Israel's campaign in the besieged Palestinian territory. There is currently no confirmation from Israeli officials or independent international observers regarding the status or the specific implementation details of this draft.