Updates: Hamas-Israel ceasefire holds

Canada's Prime Minister Mark Carney said he had agreed to US President Donald Trump's Board of Peace for Gaza in principle although details are still being worked out.

Carney said Trump raised the idea with him a few weeks ago and Carney said Canada will do what it can to relieve suffering in Gaza.

"We haven't gone through all the details of the structure, how it's going to work, what financing is for, etcetera," Carney told reporters in Doha. "We will work through those in the coming days."

US President Donald Trump invited India to be a part of the board of peace for Gaza, ANI news reported, citing sources.

Jordan's foreign ministry said that King Abdullah received an invitation from US President Donald Trump to join the "Board of Peace" for Gaza.

The foreign ministry said it was currently reviewing related documents within the country's internal legal procedures.

The board is set to supervise the temporary governance of Gaza, which has been under a shaky ceasefire since October.

Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif has received an invitation from United States President Donald Trump to join the Board of Peace on Gaza, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs said on Sunday.

Responding to media queries, Foreign Office Spokesperson Tahir Andrabi said Pakistan would continue to actively engage with international efforts aimed at promoting peace and security in Gaza.

"Pakistan will remain engaged with international efforts for peace and security in Gaza, leading to a lasting solution to the Palestine issue in accordance with United Nations resolutions," the FO spokesperson added.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu convened a meeting of his ruling coalition partners on Sunday after objecting to the composition of a Gaza advisory panel formed by the White House, according to an official and media reports.

Late on Saturday, Netanyahu's office objected to the composition of the executive board.

"The announcement regarding the composition of the Gaza Executive Board, which is subordinate to the Board of Peace, was not coordinated with Israel and runs contrary to its policy," the office of Netanyahu said.

"The Prime Minister has instructed the Foreign Affairs Minister to contact the US Secretary of State on this matter."

It did not explain the reason for its objection. Media reports said that leaders of the country's ruling coalition were scheduled to meet on Sunday to examine the composition of the executive board.

"There is a meeting scheduled of the coalition at 10:00am (0800 GMT)," the spokesman of Netanyahu's Likud Party told AFP, declining to provide further details.

A Palestinian committee tasked with overseeing the future administration of Gaza under a US-backed ceasefire plan has released a mission statement, outlining its key priorities and goals, Al Jazeera reported.

Ali Shaath, the general commissioner of the National Committee for Gaza Management (NGAC), said the technocratic body would focus on restoring core services and cultivating a society “rooted in peace”.

The NGAC was established under Trump’s 20-point peace plan for Gaza and authorised through United Nations Security Council Resolution 2803. The White House has said the committee will be responsible for the day-to-day rebuilding and stabilisation of the enclave “while laying the foundation for long-term, self-sustaining governance”.

Under the plan, Gaza’s reconstruction would be broadly overseen by a “board of peace” and more closely guided by a “Gaza executive board”.

Four Palestinians, including a minor, were injured on Saturday when Israeli settlers attacked a village near Nablus in the occupied West Bank, Anadolu Agency reported, citing Palestinian officials.

The Israeli settlers were also involved in separate incidents elsewhere.

According to Voice of Palestine Radio, the victims were assaulted and sprayed with pepper spray in Yatma village, southeast of Nablus, causing bruises and breathing difficulties.

In another incident, Palestinians resisted a settler attack on the outskirts of Sinjil town, northeast of Ramallah, with no injuries reported.

Brazilian President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva has been invited by US President Donald Trump to join the Gaza Peace Board, according to diplomatic sources cited by CNN Brazil. 

The proposal, delivered to Brazil’s embassy in Washington, is under review, with Lula expected to announce his decision next week.

Israeli forces stormed the Al Qara’an area of Qalqilya in the occupied West Bank, firing tear gas at residential homes.