Peace Council discusses Cyprus and Gaza issues
The Peace Council, established to promote the implementation of the ceasefire agreement in the Gaza Strip through American mediation, held its meetings in Cyprus to monitor the challenges facing the implementation of the agreement. The efforts face several obstacles, including continued Israeli strikes on the area, the lack of progress in involving the Palestinian technocrats or forming an international police force, and Hamas's refusal to disarm, which hampers the execution of the security and political arrangements agreed upon. Reports also revealed American demands related to strengthening Palestinian governance and reconstruction before Hamas disarms, with no significant progress made in implementing the provisions of the agreement.
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