Board of Peace Urges 'Immediate' Implementation of Trump’s Gaza Plan After Israeli Hospital Strike
The board said the plan must move forward without delay after the strike killed six and injured 27 at Nasser Hospital, officials said.
- On Thursday, an Israeli airstrike on the Nasser Medical Complex in Khan Younis killed six and injured 27, drawing alarm from UN Special Coordinator Ramiz Alakbarov over extensive damage to the facility.
- The strike targeted the second floor of the Al-Yasin building at Nasser Medical Complex, with Gaza Civil Defence reporting victims included medical staff, patients, and their companions, according to the Gaza Health Ministry.
- Israeli Army Radio described the attack as an "assassination operation," while the Board refrained from condemning the strike but termed the loss of life "tragic" in its statement.
- The Board urged all parties to implement President Donald Trump's peace plan "immediately without further delay" and established a framework ensuring Gazans "can live safely and access essential medical care in secure, demilitarised facilities."
- Special Coordinator Ramiz Alakbarov reiterated calls for humanitarian assistance as the coldest months approach, while noting that the war has destroyed 90% of the territory's infrastructure, exacerbating civilian suffering.
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The Islamic Resistance Movement (Hamas) has categorically rejected the content of the statement issued by the "Peace Council" concerning the Israeli massacre of the Nasser Medical Complex in Khan Younis in the southern Gaza Strip, accusing the Council of adopting the version of the occupation and covering up its crimes against civilians and medical installations.
The Peace Council, the body responsible for overseeing the Gaza ceasefire plan, called on Thursday for the initiative to be implemented immediately after an Israeli strike on a hospital in the Palestinian territory killed six people.
'All parties must cede the necessary authority and operational space to the Board of Peace to implement this framework without further obstruction or delay,' says statement
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