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Peace Council labels Gaza kite flying as militant activity
The article discusses the stance of the "Peace Council," led by the United States, regarding the phenomenon of paper airplanes from Gaza. The council adopts the Israeli narrative, considering them an "armed activity," and calls for a halt to their launch. It emphasizes that all armed activities in Gaza should cease, including the paper airplanes, noting reports that indicate these airplanes do not carry explosive or incendiary materials. Meanwhile, Israel faces threats of expanding its attacks on Gaza from Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and Defense Minister Yisrael Katz if these paper airplanes are not stopped. Israel accuses Hamas of encouraging Gaza residents to launch them to provoke Israel, although it denies that any organized activity exists in this regard. Popular committees in Gaza have called on residents to prevent their children from launching the paper airplanes, viewing them as recreational tools rather than military devices. Gazan children are seen throwing their airplanes into the sea as a form of protest against Israeli threats. This comes amid ongoing Israeli attacks on the territory, where Palestinians have been killed in Israeli airstrikes despite a ceasefire coming into effect in October 2025. There are concerns that the issue of paper airplanes might be exploited as a pretext to escalate Israeli military actions more broadly.
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