Trump Announces Israel Withdrawal from Gaza After Hamas Disarmament

The President of the United States announced that Israel would begin withdrawing its forces from the Gaza Strip once Hamas has been fully disarmed. The statement was made during a televised address on Wednesday, in which the administration reiterated its support for a negotiated settlement that would end the current hostilities. The President emphasized that the withdrawal would be contingent on verifiable evidence that Hamas no longer possesses the capability to launch attacks against Israel.

This declaration follows months of escalating violence and a series of diplomatic efforts aimed at securing a ceasefire. The U.S. has urged both sides to engage in talks and has offered to mediate a framework for a lasting peace. The President also called on international partners to assist in monitoring the disarmament process and to provide humanitarian aid to Gaza residents during the transition.

The administration’s statement signals a shift in U.S. policy toward a more explicit condition for Israel’s military presence in Gaza. While the President did not outline a specific timeline for the withdrawal, officials said the process would begin as soon as the conditions outlined in the statement are met. The announcement is expected to influence ongoing negotiations and could affect the broader regional security dynamics.