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UN Peace Council Chief Urges Israel to Improve Gaza Shelter Policy Ahead of Winter Nikolay Mladenov, head of the UN Peace Council, criticized Israel's shelter policy for Gaza ahead of winter and called for policy changes. He noted Hamas's agreement to disarm but highlighted Israeli skepticism. The council urged cessation of military activities from both sides to maintain the ceasefire.
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Illustration by baba What happened 01 UN Peace Council chief warns Israel's Gaza shelter policy ahead of winter is inadequate. 02 Israel refuses to allow caravans into Gaza despite prior commitments, says Mladenov. 03 Hamas agreed to disarm, but Israel remains skeptical and demands verified weapons dismantling. 04 Peace Council calls to stop all military actions including balloon launches and IDF strikes without immediate threat. 05 Israel demands balloon launches stop within three days to avoid escalation. 06 IDF instructed not to push Gaza's 'yellow line' westward amid tensions. Translated and summarized by baba from Kan News , the latest report. Read Kan News’s original The coverage
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