News|Israel-Palestine conflictHamas: Trump’s ‘Board of Peace’ must stop Israel’s killing in Gaza
Hamas has urged the U.S.-established Board of Peace, led by President Donald Trump, to intervene in what it describes as Israel's ongoing violations of the Gaza deal. This agreement was brokered by the United States in October of the previous year.
Hamas has urged the U.S.-established Board of Peace, led by President Donald Trump, to intervene in what it describes as Israel's ongoing violations of the Gaza deal. This agreement was brokered by the United States in October of the previous year.
The Board of Peace is scheduled for its inaugural meeting on Thursday in Washington, DC. The meeting occurs amidst anticipation from Palestinians in Gaza, awaiting the full implementation of the peace agreement's second phase.
Since the truce began on Tue, Oct 10, 2025, over 600 Palestinians have reportedly been killed by Israeli forces, with at least 1,600 more injured due to shelling, gunfire, and airstrikes.
Hamas spokesperson Hazem Qassem has called for the facilitation of the entry of a technocratic committee to manage Gaza's reconstruction and alleviate the population's suffering. Additionally, there is a demand for the lifting of the siege on Gaza and the opening of crossings to ease travel restrictions.
Hamas has urged the U.S.-established Board of Peace, led by President Donald Trump, to intervene in what it describes as Israel's ongoing violations of the Gaza deal.
Recent reports from Al Jazeera indicate Israeli artillery actions in Gaza's Tuffah neighborhood and machine-gun fire in Khan Younis. No immediate casualties were reported. Further incidents include Israeli drone targeting civilians in al-Maghraqa, and naval gunfire on fishermen, resulting in detentions.
There are significant restrictions on the entry of crucial aid and the exit of individuals requiring medical care abroad. UN spokesperson Stephane Dujarric stated that less than 60 percent of aid from Egypt is permitted entry into Gaza. Coordination with Israeli authorities continues to face challenges.
Initially designed to oversee the Gaza truce and reconstruction, the Board of Peace has expanded its scope to address broader international conflicts. This expansion has raised concerns about the Board potentially becoming a rival to the United Nations.
Based on reporting by Al Jazeera.
