ISTANBUL, Nov 10 (Bernama-Anadolu) -- The Palestinian group Hamas accused the Board of Peace on Monday of giving a distorted account of Gaza’s flood crisis and overlooking Israel’s role in obstructing the United States (US)-backed peace plan, Anadolu Ajansi (AA) reported.
Hamas Says Board Of Peace Distorts Gaza Flood Crisis, Overlooks Israel’s Role
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Hamas accused the Board of Peace of distorting the Gaza flood crisis by ignoring Israel's role in obstructing the US-backed peace plan. The group rejected blame for delays, stating it had accepted the roadmap while criticizing Israel for blocking aid.
- Hamas stated it and other Palestinian factions had already accepted the peace roadmap.
- The Board of Peace called on Hamas to lay down weapons and transfer governing authority.
- Hamas cited an Aug 3 mediator warning that Israeli violations were undermining the plan's second phase.
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