A senior official linked to the “Board of Peace,” which is overseeing planning for Gaza’s postwar transition, meets with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to discuss a Gaza disarmament proposal and to urge an end to strikes. According to statements cited by multiple outlets, the meeting takes place Monday between Netanyahu and Nikolay Mladenov, identified as the high representative for Gaza. The Board of Peace says the talks are “constructive and detailed” and involve Netanyahu and his team.
The central focus of the meeting is a new disarmament deal the Board of Peace says it has reached with Hamas. The Board of Peace frames the discussions around achieving disarmament as a clear objective. In addition to the disarmament talks, the envoy urges a halt to strikes, linking security conditions to progress on the proposed agreement.
The reporting is based on the Board of Peace’s account of the meeting and does not provide further independent verification or additional details about the terms of the disarmament deal.
