Board of Peace head Nikolay Mladenov confirmed to Israeli media Monday that under the Trump administration's 15-point Gaza plan, the IDF is not required to withdraw from the Strip until Hamas's disarmament is complete and verified.
Board of Peace head Nikolay Mladenov confirmed to Israeli media Monday that under the Trump administration's 15-point Gaza roadmap, the IDF is not required to withdraw from the Strip until Hamas's disarmament is complete and verified. The statement clarifies the sequencing of the plan, which has been a point of contention in recent weeks.
As The Zioneer has reported, the 15-point plan has been the subject of multiple interpretations. President Trump stated on July 31 that withdrawal would occur only after disarmament, while Mladenov earlier suggested a phased approach. The Board of Peace, established to mediate the post-war framework, has consistently made disarmament a prerequisite for Israeli withdrawal. The new confirmation aligns with the security-first stance advocated by Israel's leadership.
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