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Israeli Strikes Shatter Gaza Ceasefire Amid Tensions

2/14/2026

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Israel Strikes Disrupt Ceasefire

Israeli strikes disrupted the Gaza ceasefire and killed two near the ceasefire line, per Al-Aqsa Martyrs Hospital.
Nickolay Mladenov, Board of Peace representative, urged a stable governance structure in Gaza and warned the Palestinian technocratic committee cannot operate amid ceasefire violations.
The United States plans to establish an International Stabilization Force and proposes a Hamas disarmament plan, which faces resistance.
The situation remains tense as governance and security discussions continue.

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Israel Targets NCAG

Israel has responded to the National Committee for Gaza (NCAG) with hostility and obstruction, proposing its collapse.
The NCAG aims to govern Gaza and oversee reconstruction, but its mandate and capabilities remain unclear.
Many NCAG members are connected to the United Arab Emirates and are reportedly under threat from Israeli proxy groups.
The 'New Rafah' plan would create a heavily controlled settlement, raising concerns about living conditions and governance.

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Historical Context

The Oslo Accords, signed in 1993, initiated a peace process between Israel and the Palestine Liberation Organization (PLO), establishing the Palestinian Authority to govern parts of the West Bank and Gaza. Despite initial hopes, ongoing violence and settlement expansions have hindered progress, leaving unresolved issues that continue to fuel tensions, impacting over 1.5 million residents in Gaza today.

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Israel Strikes Disrupt Ceasefire

Israeli strikes disrupted the Gaza ceasefire and killed two near the ceasefire line, per Al-Aqsa Martyrs Hospital.
Nickolay Mladenov, Board of Peace representative, urged a stable governance structure in Gaza and warned the Palestinian technocratic committee cannot operate amid ceasefire violations.
The United States plans to establish an International Stabilization Force and proposes a Hamas disarmament plan, which faces resistance.
The situation remains tense as governance and security discussions continue.

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