Netanyahu rejected the plan announced by Trump and reiterated that Israel will not withdraw from Gaza until there is "real disarmament of Hamas"
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Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu officially rejected a 15-point peace plan for the Gaza Strip proposed by U.S. President Donald Trump. Speaking in Jerusalem on Sunday, Netanyahu stated that the Israel Defense Forces will not withdraw from the enclave until Hamas is completely disarmed and threats against Israeli citizens and military personnel are neutralized.
The rejection highlights a significant diplomatic impasse regarding the transition toward a second phase of a ceasefire. Netanyahu’s insistence on a 'real disarmament' of Hamas serves as a firm condition for any potential military withdrawal, prioritizing security objectives over the framework outlined by the U.S. peace initiative.
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Same story, different emphasis — here's what each outlet chose to lead with.
InfobaeFocuses on the rejection of the specific 15-point plan
El MundoEmphasizes the rejection of the roadmap for the ceasefire
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