Board of Peace (BoP) Director-General and High Representative for Gaza Nickolay Mladenov implied on Sunday that IDF strikes in the Gaza Strip are interfering with peace efforts.
"Two days of strikes across Gaza have killed civilians and destroyed medical supplies that people depend on," Mladenov said in an X/Twitter post.
Mladenov noted that the BoP's current efforts are concentrated on disarming "Palestinian factions" in Gaza and implementing a civilian government.
He added that both Israel and the "Palestinian factions" have obligations under the deal that they must adhere to.
"My team and I are working around the clock with the parties, the mediators and regional partners to de-escalate and create the space for the full implementation of the [US] President's plan," he said. "Achieving a lasting peace is hard but achievable if everyone makes their best efforts."
Mladenov's comments come following an IDF announcement earlier on Sunday that it had killed two Hamas commanders in Gaza over the weekend.
Also on Sunday, the IDF said it killed three Gaza terrorists from three separate terror groups over the past week.
White House, BoP officials to 'Post': Only asking Israel to do what it agreed to do
Senior White House and BoP officials told The Jerusalem Post on Friday that they are "not asking Israel to do anything other than agree to the 20-point plan that they agreed to initially."
"We’re very confident they will adhere to it," the officials added. "If they don’t, obviously, very, very disappointed.”
Idan Kweller contributed to this report.