Monitoring Mechanism Launches in Gaza Amid Ceasefire and US-Israel Coordination
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First reported by Ynet · 2 hours ago
What happened
Nikolay Mladenov announced a new mechanism to monitor ceasefire violations in Gaza following recent IDF strikes. Despite calm days, two were injured in a drone attack. The US, disappointed by Netanyahu's rejection of a peace plan, is giving him space amid elections but demands a pause in targeted killings. Israel reportedly maintains the ceasefire and halts assassinations, while Netanyahu balances public rejection with quiet progress under Trump's tacit consent.
- 01A new monitoring mechanism for ceasefire violations in Gaza has begun operating.
- 02Nikolay Mladenov denies any financial agreement between the Peace Council and Hamas.
- 03Two injured in an Israeli drone strike near Beit Lahia after days of calm.
- 04US officials disappointed by Netanyahu's rejection of the 15-point plan but allow election-related flexibility.
- 05The US demands a pause in targeted killings to enable progress toward peace.
- 06Israel reportedly maintains the ceasefire and halts assassinations despite public denials.
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