Hamas Says Ready to Implement Gaza Roadmap, Accuses Israel of Blocking Ceasefire Deal

Hamas has said it is ready to implement a proposed roadmap for Gaza, while accusing Israel of obstructing progress toward a ceasefire agreement, according to Anadolu Agency.

The group called on the United States and the body it referred to as the Board of Peace to help facilitate the entry of a Palestinian technocratic committee, which would be tasked with administrative responsibilities as part of the roadmap, along with an international force intended to support stability arrangements in Gaza.

Hamas's statement did not provide a detailed timeline for these steps, and it was not immediately clear how the proposed technocratic committee and international force would be structured or which countries might contribute personnel to the force.

The group's accusation that Israel is blocking the ceasefire deal could not be independently verified, and Israeli officials had not issued an immediate public response to the specific claims at the time of reporting.

The roadmap references broader diplomatic efforts aimed at ending hostilities in Gaza and establishing a longer-term governance and security framework for the territory, discussions that have involved multiple regional and international parties in recent months.

Further developments are expected as mediators continue efforts to advance the ceasefire process and clarify the roles of the parties involved in implementing any agreed roadmap.