UN Experts Urge States to Act as Israeli Violations Threaten Fragile Gaza Ceasefire
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Statement by UN Experts urging states to act against Israeli violations threatening the fragile October 2025 Gaza ceasefire, expressing concern that justice and accountability are absent from the ceasefire arrangement and the US peace plan. The experts warn that peace initiatives allowing one side to retain militarized control over Gaza would not end occupation but entrench it. They also warn that the Israeli Parliament is advancing legislation to extend Israeli sovereignty to parts of the West Bank, advancing de jure annexation prohibited under international law. They call for full implementation of the International Court of Justice (ICJ) Advisory Opinion ordering the dismantlement of Israel's occupation. Recommended for international law researchers and advocates studying the legal implications of the ceasefire framework and UN human rights experts' concerns about the absence of accountability in the October 2025 peace plan.