Board of Peace envoy Mladenov warns Gaza ceasefire risks ‘collapse’
Summary
Nikolay Mladenov, the Board of Peace envoy, warned that if both sides do not follow the peace plan, the ceasefire in Gaza could collapse and violence may return. The Board has planned an international force to stabilize Gaza and has received $7 billion in reconstruction pledges, but Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu has rejected the current roadmap.Key Facts
- Mladenov warned both Palestinians and Israelis that failing to follow the peace roadmap risks the ceasefire failing.
- The Board of Peace planned an International Stabilization Force to be deployed in Gaza; Morocco agreed to participate but Turkey was vetoed by Israel.
- $7 billion in reconstruction funds have been pledged for Gaza, with Qatar, Egypt, and Turkey playing key roles in negotiations.
- The roadmap includes reconstruction, disarmament of armed groups, Israeli withdrawal, and police restructuring in Gaza.
- Hamas has approved the roadmap, but Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu has rejected it and denies agreeing on international troops in Gaza.
- Since the ceasefire started in October 2025, over 1,300 Palestinians have been killed and 4,300 wounded by Israeli fire; overall casualties since 2023 are much higher.
- Recent talks involving Hamas, Egypt, and US envoy Jared Kushner aim to narrow differences with Israel on the peace plan.
- The success of the peace roadmap depends largely on Israel’s acceptance, which remains uncertain.
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