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Eight Nations Condemn Israel for Rejecting US-Backed Gaza Peace Roadmap

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Eight countries have publicly condemned Israel's decision to reject a US-proposed roadmap for peace in Gaza. The plan had already been accepted by Palestinian factions and was the result of extensive mediation efforts. Israel has maintained that Hamas must be disarmed before any withdrawal of Israeli troops can take place. The rejecting nations warned that Israel's stance seriously undermines broader efforts to establish lasting peace and stability in the region. They called on the United States to pressure Israel into full compliance with the proposed plan.

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