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Peace Council warns Hamas about the use of flying objects

The Peace Council has warned Hamas against the use of flying objects in Gaza, in response to threats of retaliation from Israel.

26 August 2026Tagblick Newsdesk

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The Peace Council for Gaza, appointed by the U.S. government to oversee the agreement in the region, has made a call to the Palestinian Islamist movement Hamas. According to information from RTP, the warning comes amidst growing tensions.

Recently, Israel issued threats of new retaliatory attacks, prompting the warning from the Peace Council. The use of flying objects, specifically paper kites, was of particular concern during the Council's declaration.

Although there were no specific details about which actions would be considered provocative, the Council emphasized the need to avoid any actions that could exacerbate the situation on the ground.

The warnings from the Peace Council aim to prevent an escalation of the conflict in a region marked by a complex history of confrontations. Such interventions seek to maintain stability and avoid the escalation of hostilities.

The Peace Council continues to monitor the situation and the responses from Hamas and Israel, hoping to maintain dialogue and de-escalate tensions in the Gaza Strip.

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