Main pointsU‌S president Donald ‌Trump said early on Friday ​the Board of Peace had ​reached an ⁠agreement for the complete ‌disarmament ‌of ​Hamas and ⁠all ​other armed ​groups in GazaHowever, briefings from both sides exposed disputes over its implementation that could prove difficult to overcomeSenior Hamas officials have reportedly agreed to the planHugh Dooley - 2 minutes agoIsrael must approve agreement for Hamas to implement itIsrael must ‌approve the phased disarmament agreement ​brokered by US president Donald ​Trump’s Board of ⁠Peace before Hamas ‌will ‌implement ​it.Ghazi ⁠Hamad, ​a Hamas official ​involved in ‌the negotiations, told ​Reuters that once both ⁠sides ⁠approve ​the agreement text, Israel must begin implementing the agreement’s ‌first phase, ⁠Hamad said. - ReutersHugh Dooley - 14 minutes agoTrump says Hamas has agreed to Gaza disarmamentU‌S president Donald ‌Trump said early on Friday the Board of Peace had ​reached an ⁠agreement for the complete ‌disarmament ‌of ​Hamas, ‌which would eventually lead to Israeli forces withdrawing.Trump said the parties had entered into a “historic agreement for the complete disarmament of Hamas and all other armed groups in Gaza”, in a post on Truth Social.He described it as a “monumental step” towards a lasting peace in the region and towards Gaza being governed by a new Palestinian government, which will work closely with the Board of Peace.“At the same time, Israel will have the security it deserves, with Gaza no longer used as a base for terror attacks.”Trump ⁠said the deal would be carried out in ‌phases, ‌with Israeli ​forces withdrawing as disarmament proceeds and an international stabilisation force working with ⁠a new Palestinian police ​force to secure the ​enclave.He said there is “still much work to do”.Trump speaking at the commencement of the Board of Peace during the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland in January. Photograph: Doug Mills/The New York Times