Hamas: Trump’s ‘Board of Peace’ must stop Israel’s killing in Gaza

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In February 2026, Hamas urged President Trump's "Board of Peace" to halt Israel's alleged violations of the Gaza deal brokered in October 2025. This plea comes as the board prepares for its first formal meeting in Washington, D.C., while Palestinians await the full implementation of the peace agreement's second phase. Hamas claims that Israel's actions, including killings, displacement, and a siege, continue despite the truce. According to the Health Ministry, over 600 Palestinians have been killed and 1,600 wounded in Gaza since the agreement began. Hamas also called for the board to facilitate the entry of technocrats to govern and rebuild Gaza, lift the siege, and open border crossings, warning against Israel using the council as a cover for continued aggression. Recent reports indicate Israeli shelling and gunfire in Gaza City and Khan Younis.
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AI-ExtractedHamas pressed President Donald Trump’s “Board of Peace” to force Israel to stop the “ongoing violations” of the Gaza deal.
At least 1,600 others have been wounded in Israeli shelling, gunfire, and air strikes.
More than 600 Palestinians have been killed by Israeli forces in Gaza since the Hamas-Israel truce deal began on October 10, 2025.
The war of genocide against the Strip is still ongoing – through killing, displacement, siege, and starvation.
Israeli artillery shelling of the Tuffah neighbourhood in Gaza City in the north of the Strip.
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