NewzIsraeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu officially rejected a 15-point Gaza peace plan endorsed by the United States and Hamas. In televised remarks to his government on Sunday, Netanyahu stated that Israeli forces will not withdraw from the territory until Hamas has been disarmed. This position marks a formal break from the peace initiative proposed by President Donald Trump.
While the Israeli military has reportedly slowed its operations in Gaza under pressure from the U.S. administration, Netanyahu’s refusal to comply with the proposed plan highlights a growing divide between the two leaders. Analysts suggest this stance is intended to solidify support among his right-wing base as Israel approaches a competitive election cycle.
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