President Donald Trump announced a 15-point roadmap on Thursday aimed at the disarmament and demilitarization of the Gaza Strip. The plan, which is intended to be executed in structured phases, is being managed by the Board of Peace, an organization established last year to oversee reconstruction efforts in the region.

Reports regarding the reception of this plan vary significantly. According to The Hill, the Board of Peace is actively moving forward with the implementation steps outlined in the president's proposal. Conversely, France24 reports that while the plan is being viewed as a potential step toward re-energizing peace efforts, there is ambiguity surrounding Israel's stance. France24 cites an anonymous political source claiming that Israel will not withdraw from Gaza until "genuine disarmament" is achieved, yet notes that the Israeli government has remained officially silent on the deal.

While the proposal is framed by the U.S. administration as a path toward stability, the lack of a public confirmation from Israeli officials leaves the practical application of the disarmament timeline unclear. The Board of Peace continues to coordinate the logistical framework for the transition, but the ultimate success of the roadmap depends on the cooperation of all parties involved in the conflict.