Eight nations, including Türkiye, have called on Israel to immediately fulfil its outstanding commitments under the first phase of the Gaza peace plan.
The United Arab Emirates, Indonesia, Qatar, Egypt, Pakistan, Saudi Arabia and Jordan were also among those nations.
In a joint statement on Tuesday, the foreign ministers of the Muslim-majority nations expressed "deep concern over the continued humanitarian suffering in Gaza."
They called upon Israel "to immediately fulfil its outstanding commitments under the First Phase of the Comprehensive Plan, including by ensuring the immediate, safe and unhindered delivery of humanitarian assistance and Early Recovery supplies, and facilitating the rehabilitation of critical infrastructure."
They also stressed the need to preserve the ceasefire and end all violations.
Earlier, the Board of Peace called for international support for its roadmap, reaffirming its objectives ahead of the UN General Assembly in New York.
The board said the peace plan had paved the way for the release and return of all Israeli hostages and the Gaza Peace Summit, followed by UN Security Council Resolution 2803 and the board’s establishment.
It stressed the role of diplomacy in securing lasting peace and security in Gaza.
Israel has failed to meet its obligations under the ceasefire agreement in force since October 10, 2025, including allowing the agreed quantities of aid and fuel to enter the enclave.
It has carried out deadly attacks almost daily in Gaza despite a truce in place.
Since October 8, 2023, Israel’s genocide in Gaza has killed more than 73,000 Palestinians and wounded over 174,000 others, while around 90 percent of the enclave’s infrastructure has been damaged or destroyed.
