President Donald Trump announced that Egypt, Turkey, and Qatar support a comprehensive demilitarization agreement with Hamas. He urged Hamas to honor its ceasefire commitments immediately. Trump also backed a new Palestinian technocratic government to manage Gaza's transition, part of his 20-point plan to end the Israel-Hamas conflict.

These nations have previously mediated ceasefire talks between Israel and Hamas, though violations have occurred since the October truce. The first phase of Trump's plan saw Israel withdraw from eastern Gaza and Hamas release some hostages. Now, U.S. officials are advancing the second phase, which aims to establish an administrative body for Gaza.

The success of this demilitarization deal remains uncertain, given Hamas's entrenched military capabilities and the complex regional dynamics. Key questions will focus on how this new technocratic government would gain legitimacy and security control. The international community will closely watch for tangible progress beyond diplomatic statements.