Netanyahu rejected the Board of Peace's 15-point Gaza roadmap on Aug 9, 2026, saying Israel won't withdraw until Hamas is fully disarmed.
Israel rejects the 15-point document. No withdrawal until Hamas is genuinely disarmed, Netanyahu tells his cabinet.
Hamas says it remains committed to completing the second phase, while its own sequencing demands differ from Israel's.
The full framework: ceasefire, hostage return, phased security and governance transition -- later endorsed by the UN Security Council.
The Board of Peace and Hamas agree a narrower roadmap operationalizing disarmament, withdrawal and the stabilization force.
Israel wants Hamas disarmed before withdrawing further. Hamas wants Israeli military action to stop first. Neither side moves first.
Five countries pledged troops in February 2026. By May 2026, most pledges had stalled -- the force remains far from operational.
OCHA recorded 1,084 deaths and 3,491 injuries in Gaza since the ceasefire began, as of its July 10, 2026 report.
Egypt, Qatar, Turkey and the US remain engaged. No side has declared the ceasefire over -- but the next phase is stalled.
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