There is no credible evidence that Donald Trump brokered a Hamas disarmament deal. Official U.S. government records, international diplomatic archives like the UN or EU, and major news outlets including Reuters, AP, BBC, and the NYT contain no documentation of such an agreement. Hamas remains armed, and no public deal involving Trump as a broker exists. U.S. policy since 2007 has classified Hamas as a Foreign Terrorist Organization. Direct negotiation or brokering with Hamas by any U.S. administration, including Trump’s, violates established legal and diplomatic frameworks.
The claim suggests a U.S.-Hamas agreement, which would breach 22 U.S.C. § 2708. This law prohibits U.S. engagement with designated terrorist groups without a congressional waiver. No such waiver or executive action has ever been invoked or exists.
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