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Netanyahu rejects Trump’s 15-point Gaza peace roadmap

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has officially rejected a 15-point Gaza peace roadmap proposed by US President Donald Trump’s Board of Peace. The plan, which aims for the complete disarmament of Hamas and a phased withdrawal of Israeli forces from the Gaza Strip, has faced significant opposition from the Israeli government.

Netanyahu stated that the Israeli military will not withdraw from any territory in Gaza until Hamas is ‘genuinely disarmed,’ emphasizing that a ‘fictitious dismantling’ of weaponry is unacceptable. While Hamas has reportedly accepted the gradual disarmament plan, the Israeli leader maintains that security requirements must be met before any military pullback.

Despite the rejection, Donald Trump has asserted that his relationship with Netanyahu remains ‘very good.’ Meanwhile, several Arab and Islamic nations, including Qatar, Jordan, and Egypt, are seeking to advance the peace plan. The European Union has also expressed support for the disarmament and withdrawal framework, even as Netanyahu faces domestic political pressure ahead of upcoming elections.

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Benjamin Netanyahu · Donald Trump · European Union · Gaza Strip · Hamas · Israel · White House

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