The Prime Minister’s Office on Thursday denied reports that the political echelon had approved the entry of the International Stabilization Force (ISF) into the Gaza Strip.<\/p>\n
“Israel has reiterated that there will be no reconstruction of any kind in Gaza before the complete disarmament of Hamas,” the PMO stated.<\/p>\n
Turkey, Egypt, and Qatar, which have been trying to mediate an end to the Gaza conflict, condemned recent Israeli strikes<\/a> in the Palestinian enclave, urging Israel to meet its ceasefire obligations and avoid steps that could escalate tension.<\/p>\n Their joint statement followed Israeli strikes that have killed at least 16 Palestinians in Gaza since Tuesday, according to medics; Israel says it is targeting Hamas<\/a> terrorists. US envoy Jared Kushner wrapped up a regional visit on Monday without advancing US President Donald Trump<\/a>‘s plan to end the war.<\/p>\n “The intensification of Israeli attacks undermines regional and international efforts at a critical juncture, as intensive efforts are under way to implement the Comprehensive Plan to End the Gaza Conflict,” they said.<\/p>\n The international community and Trump’s Board of Peace, which is overseeing the ceasefire, must take the necessary steps to ensure compliance and prevent further escalation, they added.<\/p>\n A proposed roadmap envisaged Hamas giving up its weapons in phases as Israeli forces withdrew from Gaza and halted military operations. Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu rejected that sequencing, insisting that Hamas must fully disarm before an Israeli withdrawal.<\/p>\n Hamas has demanded that Israel adhere to the ceasefire and withdraw its forces from Gaza. Hamas has also disputed the sequencing of how to implement Trump’s plan.<\/p>\n