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Dahlan Says Kushner Agreed Gaza Strikes Would Stop Sunday

Courtroom-sketch editorial illustration of former Fatah security chief Mohammed Dahlan seated indoors in a dark suit and light-blue tie with his hands clasped.

Former Fatah security chief Mohammed Dahlan said Jared Kushner was working with Israel to halt attacks in Gaza after Hamas and other Palestinian factions accepted a 15-point roadmap for the second phase of the U.S. plan. A Hebrew report cited a stronger version from Dahlan stating that Kushner had reached an agreement for strikes to stop Sunday morning. Dahlan said the agreement’s success depends on Israel ending daily attacks. He also called on the factions to honor the roadmap, stop armed displays and avoid steps that could give Israel grounds to block implementation.

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