Trump shares Clinton defence of Gaza plan after Netanyahu rejects roadmap US President Donald Trump has shared an opinion piece by former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton backing his proposal for Gaza, after Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu rejected the plan. Trump posted the Financial Times article on his Truth Social platform in his first public response since Netanyahu dismissed the Board of Peace’s 15-point roadmap on Sunday. The US president did not directly address the Israeli leader’s rejection or say whether Washington would pressure Israel to accept the proposal.
Clinton published the article in June, before Trump announced what he later described as a finalised agreement. “The world may not like Trump’s Gaza plan – but there is no alternative,” Clinton wrote. “If even I, an implacable opponent of the president, can accept this as the best option, then surely others can too?” View Truth Social post by @realDonaldTrump
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu says the national government will not adhere to a peace plan for Gaza proposed by the US. Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on Sunday rejected President Trump’s plans to disarm Hamas and establish a Palestinian government in Gaza. The Israeli prime minister openly ruled out the “roadmap” – lauded by the US president lauded as a major milestone – and said Israeli forces would not pull out of Gaza until Hamas was “genuinely disarmed”.
Israeli Prime Minster Benjamin Netanyahu says Hamas's proposed plan for disarming is "unacceptable", rejecting the Trump administration's plans to end fighting in the Palestinian territory.
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