Board of Peace Envoy Meets with Netanyahu Amid Gaza Disarmament Deal
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Board of Peace Envoy Meets with Netanyahu Amid Gaza Disarmament Deal

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The Board of Peace official overseeing Gaza’s postwar transition met Monday with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to discuss a newly reached disarmament deal with Hamas. Nikolay Mladenov, the high representative for Gaza, held “constructive and detailed” talks with Netanyahu and his team, according to a statement released by the Board of Peace.

The meeting focused on the details of the disarmament agreement, which aims to address concerns about weapons stockpiles within Gaza. The Board of Peace stated that the goal is clear: securing an end to hostilities. Both the PBS Newshour and Washington Times reported these developments, citing the official statement.

No right-leaning outlets are known to have reported on this meeting at the time of publication. While details of the disarmament deal itself remain limited in available reporting, the Board of Peace urged a halt to ongoing strikes as part of the agreement’s implementation.

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