Hi everyone,
The Board of Peace has informed us that Hamas has agreed to disarm. Can you believe it? No? Neither can I. The US administration, and by extension the Board of Peace has no idea imho, who they’re dealing with.
You cannot put a western mind onto these people when endeavouring to make any kind of a deal at all. And that goes for the wicked IRGC in Iran. These murderous entities are just that and they have their own agenda based on their religious beliefs, something that is not going to change just because Trump and his advisers say so. I know he wants to be considered as the president who brought peace to the Middle East, but he has to get his own narcissistic tendencies for adulation under some better control as he’s out of his depth with these monsters.
These régimes play the long game and change the rules and the goalposts as they go along. That’s called cheating in our books, but to them as I’ve reiterated previously in earlier posts, it’s called takkiya, lying to your enemies in order to advance your own “pure” and “holy” agenda and it is practiced by Muslims today. Just look at the mayor of New York for example. His agenda is for an Islamic takeover of the west and he has many willing and ill informed Americans that think that they actually go along with him in his fabrications. They’re also deluded and as dangerous as he is, not just to the Jews of New York but to the freedom loving American people as a whole.
I sure do hope that those organising such a “peace deal” do not put the corrupt and Palestinian Authority government in power. They seek Israel’s destruction as much as the Iranians, Hezbollah and Hamas do and it may be even hinted at (lol) that the EU may be wishing for exactly the same result, otherwise why support the illegal Fakestinian dwellings etc. with huge swathes of financial support. Some say that the PA can be reimagined, reorganised, but they are living in a delusional bubble.
Remember when your word, a handshake and a belief in your opponents heartfelt honesty was enough to make a deal, finish a project, continue on in “good faith”. Except, when you’re dealing with these characters, the deck is already stacked against you and their word is said with what we all have come to know as “speaking with a forked tongue”. Too many serpents have forked tongues and they mean to poison and devour you. Administrations should see these serpents for what they really are and take note.
Personally, I believe that it would be wonderful if what they envision for the future of Gaza actually comes to fruition, but I don’t appreciate the lack of understanding from the head of the BoP, President Trump who really doesn’t get it when it comes to this particular group of militants backed by Iran, EU and the other Israel hating countries like our government in Australia.
Just for the record, not all Aussies see Israel in the same light and they still have many supporters, some having been motivated to support them more since December 14th, 2025 when 15 people were mown down by Islamist terrorists and over 40 injured, some for life. Remembering, while others scream “baby killers”, “genocide”, it’s the other side, Hamas and it’s supporters who are the ones murder babies in their beds, set them alight, decapitate those babies, rape and sodomise Israeli women and blast young kids to kingdom come who are on their way to school and shot a 10 year old Jewish Australian girl who just wanted to celebrate Hanukah on a balmy summer evening with her family and friends. Let’s also not forget that a week after this atrocity, the Fakestinian supporters and their useless/useful idiots held a rally and protest on the very grounds at Bondi where these people bled and died, just because they were Jews. Did Albanese condemn that? In a pig’s eye.
A reimagined, reconstituted and reproduced PA is a fantasy to my mind and one that is going to come back and bite this president on the behind quarters (to put it nicely).
“Hamas Has Agreed To Disarm, Trump Says
https://www.jns.org/news/u-s-news/hamas-has-agreed-to-disarm-trump-says?utm_campaign=Daily%20Syndicate%20Emails&utm_medium=email&_hsmi=142157184&utm_content=142157184&utm_source=hs_email“The pact, which the terrorist group has yet to confirm accepting, “is a critical step toward Gaza finally being governed by a new Palestinian government,” the U.S. president and Board of Peace chair said.
“MIKE WAGENHEIM
“(July 30, 2026 / JNS) U.S. President Donald Trump announced on Thursday that the Board of Peace, which he chairs, reached an agreement with Hamas for the complete disarmament of the terrorist groups that rule and control the Gaza Strip.
Trump said that it was a “major milestone in the implementation” of his 20-point plan to bring an end to the Israel-Hamas war and begin the recovery process in the enclave.
“The pact will be implemented in phases, as the Israel Defense Forces withdraws as disarmament progresses, according to Trump.
“An International Stabilization Force under the auspices of the Board of Peace is to work in tandem with a newly built Palestinian police force to provide security.
“Trump praised Egypt, Qatar and Turkey, which helped mediate with Hamas, he said.
““This agreement is a critical step toward Gaza finally being governed by a new Palestinian government that will work closely with the Board of Peace to help the Palestinian people,” Trump wrote. “At the same time, Israel will have the security it deserves.”
“Israel has not commented officially on the development, although officials have said that they are skeptical that Hamas will follow through.
“Hamas has not commented, though two senior officials confirmed the deal anonymously to AFP.
“A U.S. official said that Iran tried unsuccessfully to persuade Hamas not to agree to the deal.
“Officials on a call with reporters following Trump’s post acknowledged that there is no trust between Israel and Hamas. The proposal is based on “zero trust” but “with every step verified,” they said.
“An official involved in negotiations said that the disarmament process would take place over a matter of weeks, but urged reporters not to get hung up on timelines.
““Implementing the agreement will take time,” an official said, decrying nonprofits and terrorists in the enclave that set up a system “for people to profit from the misery.”
“Once disarmament is completed, “the technocratic government will have a monopoly on weapons in the Gaza Strip,” an official said.
“Negotiations seemingly hit a dead end several times after an October ceasefire that followed two years of war on the heels of the Hamas-led Oct. 7 attacks.
“A U.S. official expressed confidence that Israel would fulfill its obligations under the peace plan, as Hamas and other Palestinian terrorist groups transfer responsibility for civil and security matters to the technocratic transitional government formed under the Board of Peace.
“Board of Peace Announces Roadmap
“The U.S.-backed Board of Peace announced on Friday that Hamas has agreed to a detailed roadmap for implementing the next phase of the Gaza ceasefire, including the decommissioning of its weapons and a transition to civilian governance.
“The Board of Peace, together with mediators from Egypt, Qatar, Turkey and the United States, said the agreement concludes months of negotiations aimed at advancing Trump’s vision for postwar Gaza under the Comprehensive Peace Plan and U.N. Security Council Resolution 2803.
“According to the Board of Peace, the agreement marks the first time Hamas has formally committed to an actionable plan to relinquish all of its weapons, a process that a phased Israeli military withdrawal from the Gaza Strip would follow.
“The organization said the focus now shifts to implementation, with the National Committee for the Administration of Gaza (NCAG) expected to assume phased governing authority, backed by the International Stabilization Force (ISF), while restoring security, the rule of law and humanitarian services.
“Nickolay Mladenov, executive chairman of the Board of Peace, described the agreement as the result of months of difficult negotiations.
““What the agreement says matters. What happens next matters even more,” Mladenov wrote on X. “Implementation and verification have to be real. Withdrawal must move in lockstep with decommissioning.”
“He thanked Trump for driving the negotiations, as well as the United States, Egypt, Qatar, Turkey and the United Arab Emirates for their roles in the talks.
““The Palestinian people need the political and practical backing to take charge of their own future,” Mladenov wrote, adding that the goal is “a Gaza rebuilt, governed by Palestinians and at peace with Israel.”
“The announcement came after Israel’s National Security Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir rejected reports of an emerging agreement with Hamas.
““Destroying Hamas and encouraging the emigration of Palestinians is the only solution in Gaza that Israel is prepared to be a partner in,” Ben-Gvir said on Thursday, insisting Israel should not sign any agreement with the terrorist organization through mediators.
“A diplomatic source familiar with the Cairo negotiations told JNS on Thursday that Hamas would have “no role in governing Gaza, either openly or behind the scenes,” with the NCAG assuming full authority under the principle of “one authority, one law and one weapon.”
“The source said the implementation roadmap calls for the decommissioning of all heavy and light weapons, the elimination of tunnels, weapons depots and weapons production facilities, with each phase independently verified before reciprocal steps are taken.
“A second Israeli source told JNS that Israel continues to insist on Hamas’s complete disarmament and the full demilitarization of Gaza as a precondition for any broader political process.
““There will be no Israeli withdrawal from the Yellow Line in the Gaza Strip before Hamas disarms and demilitarizes,” the source said, adding that Jerusalem had conveyed objections to aspects of the proposed roadmap to former British Prime Minister Tony Blair, who serves on the executive board of the Board of Peace.“
For more on this situation of Hamas disarming please click on the link at the bottom of this post to read what an author from Gatestone has to say on the subject. The paragraphs posted below are bullet points from the article so please click on the following link to read the entire article.
“Hamas's New Leader, Same Old Jihad
“by Khaled Abu Toameh
“July 23, 2026
“The election is... evidence that efforts to remove Hamas from power have failed.
“Instead of discussing disarmament, Hamas is discussing succession. Instead of preparing to relinquish power, it is choosing who will govern.
“Terrorist organizations do not negotiate themselves out of existence.
“Al-Hayya was Sinwar's closest associate. He served as Sinwar's deputy. He helped shape Hamas policy before and after October 7. After the massacre, al-Hayya praised October 7 as "a source of pride for our people... to be passed down from generation to generation."
“The election sends a clear message throughout the Middle East: The Iran-led "Axis of Resistance" remains intact.
“It also explains why al-Hayya's first public remarks as Hamas leader included thanks to Iran, Hezbollah, the Houthis in Yemen, and the Iraqi Shiite militias. His loyalties are clear.
“The continued protection afforded to Hamas leaders by terrorist-sponsoring "friends" of Trump, such as Qatar, Turkey and Pakistan, undermines international efforts to combat terrorism.
“The people paying the highest price remain the Palestinians living in the Gaza Strip. Instead of rebuilding homes, reconstructing schools, restoring hospitals, and creating jobs, Hamas is holding leadership elections. Its priorities could not be clearer. Its leaders are busy securing their own political future while ordinary Palestinians continue living amid destruction.
“The election of al-Hayya should finally end the fantasy that Hamas may evolve into a political movement willing to coexist peacefully with Israel. It should also end the illusion that negotiations alone will persuade Hamas to disarm.
“Allowing Hamas to survive politically after October 7 would send a message to terrorist organizations and the Iranian regime: that committing mass murder carries no lasting consequences, and that even after one of this century's worst terrorist atrocities, its perpetrators can simply elect a new leader and carry on as before.
https://www.gatestoneinstitute.org/22730/hamas-new-leader-same-jihadAnother article covering the process:
https://www.jns.org/news/israel-news/hamas-to-have-no-role-in-governing-under-gaza-roadmap?utm_campaign=Daily%20Syndicate%20Emails&utm_medium=email&_hsmi=142184075&utm_content=142184075&utm_source=hs_emailLove and Shalom,
Rebbetzin Glenys xo
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