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US-led Gaza peace board warns Hamas over kites after Israeli threat

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Source published: 26 Aug 2026, 21:31 CEST Publication time from the source RSS/feed

Israel/Gaza · Multiple sources

US-led Gaza peace board warns Hamas over kites after Israeli threat

The US-led board overseeing the Gaza peace plan warned Hamas on Tuesday to halt militant activity, including flying kites, after Israel threatened retaliatory strikes. A Board of Peace official said Israel must also respect the ceasefire, limiting military action to responses to “genuine and imminent threats.”

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24 Aug 2026, 15:56 CEST → 26 Aug 2026, 21:31 CEST
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6 sources
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8
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strong · multi-source

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BBC World

Hamas says the kites found in Israeli border communities in recent days were launched by children in Gaza.

Al Jazeera - All News

Israel has threatened intensified attacks and forced displacement in Gaza over children’s kites

Google News: CBC

Netanyahu warns of 'targeted strikes' if Hamas doesn't stop kites from flying toward Israel

Sky News - World

A year on from an Israeli double strike on a hospital in Gaza that killed 22 Palestinians, including journalists and rescue workers, no one has been held accountable.

Google News: Reuters

Gaza parents urged to stop children flying kites after Israel warning to Hamas

Al Jazeera - All News

Gaza child breaks down in tears after an Israeli threat over kites

France 24 - English

The US-led board overseeing the Gaza peace plan warned Hamas on Tuesday to halt militant activity, including flying kites, after Israel threatened retaliatory strikes. A Board of Peace official said Israel must also respect the ceasefire, limiting military action to responses to “genuine and imminent threats.”

Al Jazeera - All News

Hamas has pledged to hand over its weapons as part of the US plan for Gaza, which Israeli PM Netanyahu has rejected.

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