Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has formally rejected a Gaza peace plan supported by Donald Trump. Netanyahu stated that Israel will refuse to withdraw its military forces from the Gaza Strip until Hamas is genuinely disarmed. This position sets a firm condition for any potential ceasefire or territorial exit, prioritizing the complete neutralization of the militant group's capabilities over the proposed peace framework.
The rejection highlights a significant policy gap between the Israeli leadership and the international peace initiative. By conditioning the withdrawal of troops on the disarmament of Hamas, Netanyahu maintains a hardline security stance that challenges the viability of the current peace proposal.
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