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// DOSSIER — hamas-readiness-gaza-roadmap-blames-israel-ceasefire-stall
Hamas Declares Readiness to Implement Gaza Roadmap, Blames Israel for Ceasefire Stall
REL_TIME: 27 Sep 2026 07:16Z · LANG: EN
Hamas spokesperson Hazem Qassem announced that the group has taken all necessary steps and is fully ready to implement the Board of Peace's 15-point Gaza peace roadmap. Hamas accused Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu of obstructing the ceasefire agreement and escalating attacks. Qassem urged the United States and the Board of Peace to facilitate the deployment of international stabilization forces and allow the Palestinian technocratic committee to enter Gaza. Israel continues to reject the plan, demanding full disarmament prior to any military withdrawal.
// Background
The 15-point Gaza roadmap was established by the Board of Peace and supported by UN Security Council Resolution 2803 in November 2025. It details a transitional framework where Palestinian factions surrender arms to a local technocratic committee—the National Committee for the Administration of Gaza, created in January under Ali Shaath—alongside a phased Israeli withdrawal verified by international stabilization forces.
// Key Developments
- Hamas stated it is fully prepared to execute the Board of Peace's 15-point Gaza roadmap.
- Hamas spokesperson Hazem Qassem accused Israel of blocking the ceasefire and escalating violence.
- Qassem called for the entry of the technocratic committee and the deployment of international forces under UNSC Resolution 2803.
- Israeli PM Benjamin Netanyahu insists on total factional disarmament before any Israeli troop withdrawal.
// Timeline
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UN Security Council passes Resolution 2803, authorizing a transitional framework and international stabilization force.
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The National Committee for the Administration of Gaza is formed under Ali Shaath.
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The Board of Peace officially announces the 15-point Gaza roadmap.
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Israeli PM Benjamin Netanyahu publicly rejects the roadmap sequence.
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Board of Peace Representative Nickolay Mladenov briefs UNSC on factional agreements to transfer authority.
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Hamas spokesperson Hazem Qassem accuses Israel of blocking the agreement and reiterates readiness for roadmap execution.
// Perspectives
[Hamas]
Demands the immediate implementation of the roadmap, calling for international pressure on Israel, troop deployment, and entry of the technocratic committee.
[Israeli Government]
Rejects the roadmap sequence, insisting that complete factional disarmament must occur prior to any Israeli military retreat.
[Board of Peace / Nickolay Mladenov]
Promotes the 15-point plan featuring linked, verified disarmament and phased withdrawal under a transitional Palestinian administration.
// Quotes
“fully ready to implement the roadmap agreed with the Board of Peace concerning the peace plan in the Gaza Strip”
