Nickolay Mladenov, CEO of the Board of Peace, addressed agreement violations in the Gaza Strip on Wednesday, stating: “In recent days, a mechanism to monitor violations has begun operating. Every violation will be handled.”

Mladenov dismissed claims regarding financial agreements between the Hamas terrorist organization and the Board of Peace: “These claims are false. Such a proposal was not discussed, negotiated, or considered, nor will it be on the table in the future.” Mladenov also emphasized: “Board of Peace funds are not transferred through Hamas. Every contract undergoes rigorous vetting and approval. Israel is not required to rely on trust or take irreversible steps before verified actions are taken on the ground. The objective remains the complete demilitarization of weaponry and ensuring that Gaza will never again pose a threat of the kind Israel experienced on October 7th.”

The statements come against the backdrop of repeated violations of the plan in Gaza. As reported last night, Hamas terrorists crossed into the Yellow Zone, stole military engineering equipment, and retreated to the Red Zone after IDF forces were denied authorization to neutralize them. Furthermore, over the past week, more than 65 boundary crossings were recorded—triple the volume observed prior to political directives restricting live fire.
