UN Peace Council Chief Outlines Gradual Israeli Withdrawal from Gaza Linked to Full Disarmament
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First reported by Ynet · 7 hours ago
What happened
UN Peace Council chief Nikolay Mladenov outlines a phased Israeli withdrawal from Gaza tied to Hamas's full disarmament, following PM Netanyahu's rejection of the peace plan. The roadmap includes disarmament of all weapons and tunnels, transfer of Gaza governance to the Peace Council, and international security oversight. Mladenov warns the process halts if Hamas fails commitments, while Israel retains rights to respond to threats.
- 01UN Peace Council chief says Israeli withdrawal from Gaza depends on Hamas's full disarmament.
- 02Disarmament includes all weapons, tunnels, and production sites, with phased Israeli pullout.
- 03Governance of Gaza to transfer to Peace Council, overseen by international security forces.
- 04Turkey and Qatar played critical roles in securing Hamas's agreement to the roadmap.
- 05Process halts if Hamas fails commitments; Israel can respond to immediate threats.
- 06Netanyahu rejects the plan, insisting no withdrawal before Hamas is disarmed.
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