Board of Peace ‘not stepping back’ from Gaza plan ahead of Israeli elections - report
A Board of Peace source says Gaza roadmap efforts continue after an Israeli security source described ongoing operations to weaken Hamas.
The Board of Peace is continuing its efforts to advance the Gaza roadmap despite the Israeli elections approaching, according to a diplomatic source familiar with the organization's activities. The source confirms that the group is not abandoning its goals, emphasizing that they will not publicly disclose all their work, mirroring their previous strategy during negotiations with Hamas.
The Board of Peace's head emphasizes their strategic approach, stating that the group aims to ensure successful implementation when a Palestinian technocratic administration takes control in Gaza, demilitarization begins, and a full transfer of authority occurs. The source clarifies that the recent Israeli attempt to eliminate Hamas's Gaza leader, Ali al-Amoudi, aligns with the board's strategy, although the success of the operation remains under review.
Israeli security sources describe ongoing efforts to weaken Hamas, citing diminished capabilities and reliance on nonstandard equipment.
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