A delegation from the Board of Peace has briefed national security advisers and senior staff from both Republican and Democratic leadership in the US House of Representatives and Senate on the implementation of the Gaza ceasefire plan.
The meeting in Washington was led by senior adviser Josh Gruenbaum, with Gen.
Mark Schwartz (ret.), the Board's security lead, participating remotely.
The briefing marks a significant step in the administration's effort to secure bipartisan legislative backing for the disarmament framework announced by President Donald Trump.
The engagement comes as negotiations in Egypt have been underway for several weeks to operationalize the agreement.
By bringing congressional staff into the loop, the White House appears to be laying the groundwork for potential funding or policy measures required to sustain the ceasefire and oversee Hamas disarmament.