Board of Peace envoy meets with Netanyahu on Gaza disarmament deal, urges halt to strikes
Summary
A Board of Peace official met with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to discuss a new deal to disarm weapons in Gaza and move towards civilian rule. The official also urged Israel to stop military strikes in Gaza as part of a ceasefire agreement announced by President Donald Trump last year.Key Facts
- Nikolay Mladenov, the Board of Peace representative for Gaza, met with Prime Minister Netanyahu on Monday.
- They discussed a plan to completely remove weapons in the Gaza Strip and end military rule there.
- Mladenov urged Israel to halt airstrikes in Gaza during the meeting.
- The disarmament deal is part of a ceasefire deal reached last year, announced by President Donald Trump.
- The ceasefire calls for Israel and Hamas to stop military actions against each other.
- Since the ceasefire, Israel has killed more than 1,250 people in Gaza, and the war has caused tens of thousands of deaths.
- President Trump’s ceasefire plan includes 20 points to end Hamas rule and rebuild Gaza after war.
- No airstrikes were carried out in Gaza on Monday following the official’s meeting.
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