Published on: 2026-07-31
Source: People’s Republic of China — Translation
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Cairo/Washington, July 31 /Xinhua/ — Hamas and Palestinian factions have agreed on a plan to implement the second phase of the ceasefire agreement in the Gaza Strip, including a phased process of inventory and storage of weapons. This was reported on Friday by the Egyptian state television channel, citing a local informed source.
According to him, the National Committee for the Management of Gaza will carry out and oversee a phased and sequential process of inventory and storage of weapons. The start of the inventory will be linked to the committee’s entry into the Gaza Strip and the deployment of International Stabilization Forces, the source noted. The agreement also provides for the committee’s access to Gaza, the deployment of international forces, and initial steps for the enclave’s restoration, he said.
The Hamas movement and Palestinian factions have informed mediators of their approval of the plan; a meeting involving mediators will soon take place in the Egyptian capital Cairo to confirm the commitment of all parties to implementing the agreement.
At the same time, US President Donald Trump announced on his page on the social network Truth Social that the so-called Peace Council had reached a “historic agreement” on the complete disarmament of HAMAS and all other armed groups in Gaza.
The agreement will be implemented in stages, said D. Trump, noting that after the disarmament is completed, Israel will withdraw its troops from the Palestinian enclave, and the International Stabilization Forces together with the new Palestinian police will take responsibility for the security of the Gaza Strip.
According to Egyptian media reports, the latest event took place against the backdrop of negotiations in Cairo involving a Hamas delegation, representatives of other Palestinian factions, and mediators from Egypt, Qatar, and Turkey.
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