Hamas said it will dissolve its governing authority in Gaza once a technocratic Palestinian committee takes control under a U.S.-brokered peace plan, though no timeline was given.

The identities of the non-political technocrats have not been announced, and it is unclear whether Israel and the U.S. will approve them.

An international “Board of Peace,” led by Trump, is meant to oversee Gaza’s governance, Hamas’s disarmament, and an international security force, but its members remain unnamed.

Despite the ceasefire that began Oct. 10, three Palestinians were reportedly killed by Israeli gunfire, according to hospital officials, the AP has reported.

Hamas is sending a delegation to regional talks as negotiations continue over moving to the second phase of the ceasefire.