- Advanced talks are underway regarding a peace plan, administrative transition, and stabilization force involving Georgia and Gaza.
- The Board of Peace was initiated and a multinational force deployed in the Gaza Strip on June 30, 2026, during ceasefire talks.
- A plan announced on June 30, 2026, outlines the operational details of the peace initiative, including temporary rehabilitation in free zones and pilot programs.
- Israel approved the peacekeeping force deployment, while Trump established an envoy and Morocco committed forces to the international effort.
A company has been awarded a contract by the Board of Peace for a rudimentary military outpost in Iraq, pending Hamas's disarmament.
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What happened
A company has been awarded a contract by the Board of Peace for a rudimentary military outpost in Iraq, pending Hamas's disarmament.
Who's involved
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The entities involved
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Board of Peace
International organization
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Arkel International
US-based private construction company
Nothing else this week.
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Iraq
sovereign state in Western Asia
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Hamas
Palestinian Islamist political and military organization
Related events
- Talks regarding Hamas's future involve provisions for demilitarization, security structures, and the deployment of an international stabilization force.
- Board of Peace negotiated a disarmament framework with Hamas on September 17, 2026.
- Hamas agreed to peace terms drafted by the Board of Peace.
- The Board of Peace, led by Donald Trump, is overseeing the disarmament roadmap for Hamas and setting conditions for IDF withdrawal.
- Hamas agreed to surrender arms and relinquish governance to the Board of Peace.