Board of Peace says no Israeli withdrawal from Gaza before Hamas disarms
Summary
The US-led Board of Peace said Israel will only leave Gaza after Hamas fully disarms. This was stated after a meeting between the Board’s director and Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu, amid disagreements over a peace deal announced by President Donald Trump.Key Facts
- The Board of Peace says Israeli military withdrawal from Gaza depends on Hamas disarming all weapons.
- Hamas must give up light and heavy weapons, and tunnels, before Israel pulls back.
- The "Yellow Line" marks where Israeli forces currently stay inside Gaza.
- Hamas says it will not follow the deal unless Israel meets its own agreed terms.
- Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu and his government expressed dissatisfaction with the public version of the deal.
- Israel has continued military actions in Gaza, killing many Palestinians even after a ceasefire was announced.
- The peace deal is being mediated by Egypt, Qatar, and Turkiye.
- The mediators and the Board of Peace criticized Israel for attacks on civilians and healthcare in Gaza.
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