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This is the Global News Podcast from the BBC World Service.
I'm Pete Ross and in the early hours of Friday the 31st of July, these are our main stories.
The Palestinian militant group Hamas says it's accepted a peace deal for Gaza, which will see it lay down its arms.
President Trump has called the breakthrough historic.
There's mounting opposition to FIFA's plans to part-privatise the Football World Cup.
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We start in Gaza.
Hamas, which has ruled the Strip for nearly 20 years, says it's agreed to lay down its arms as part of a peace plan put forward by President Trump's Board of Peace.
It says its weapons will be put in storage under Palestinian oversight.
In return, the Israeli army will gradually withdraw from Gaza.
It currently holds around 60% of the Strip's territory.
The US president has described the deal as an historic agreement, but importantly, Israel has yet to say whether it's signed up.
And in Gaza, there's little enthusiasm.
People there know that agreements between Palestinians and Israel have been made and broken before.
Let's get more from Rushdie Aba Alouf, our Gaza correspondent, who's in Cairo.
So it's an important moment but of course for it to be truly significant we need to hear from Israel.
Have we got any sense what the Israeli government thinks of this deal?
Many of the buildings in Gaza have been reduced to rubble, destroyed by the Israelis over the last few years.
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