The Board of Peace is struggling to get Israel on board with its peace plan for Gaza as Israeli militia airstrikes continue to bombard the war-torn strip despite expectations for a ceasefire and de-escalation.
Gaza City was hit repeatedly by Israeli airstrikes on Saturday and Sunday, despite Hamas having agreed to a framework for demilitarization last week on the condition that Israel also abides by the pact. BOP director-general Nikolay Mladenov reportedly met with Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on Monday to plead for the bombings to stop, having previously said that the Israeli strikes have “killed civilians and destroyed medical supplies that people depend on.”
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