The CEO of the Gaza Peace Council stated that the strikes in Gaza are contrary to the ceasefire agreement, according to reports.
The Gaza Peace Council is a U.S.-led international body established under the second Trump administration to oversee post-war governance, reconstruction, and disarmament in the Gaza Strip, as The Zioneer has reported. The CEO's statement that the ongoing strikes in Gaza are contrary to the ceasefire agreement comes amid a period of heightened tension between the council and Israeli officials. As The Zioneer reported on July 31, the council has pushed for a halt to targeted killings of Hamas operatives, a position that Israeli officials have rejected as unacceptable.
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- DevelopingUN chief Guterres condemns Israeli strikes on Beirut as ceasefire violation
- DevelopingAriel Kahana: Peace Council seeks halt to targeted killings, position 'unacceptable'
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