Netanyahu Rejects Gaza Plan, Hamas Stands Firm

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu announced Israel's rejection of the 15-point plan approved by the "Peace Council" regarding the Gaza Strip, which Hamas agreed to. Netanyahu emphasizes that the Israeli military will not carry out any withdrawal until Hamas is fully and effectively disarmed, including all heavy and light weapons. The roadmap plan issued by the "Peace Council" on July 31 focuses on disarming Hamas, implementing a gradual and simultaneous Israeli withdrawal, transferring the administration of Gaza to a technocratic Palestinian committee, deploying international forces, and overseeing weapons under the authority of the National Committee. Despite Hamas's acceptance of this roadmap, it affirms its adherence to the agreements made with mediators and calls for the full implementation of the deal, including a ceasefire, opening of crossings, and reconstruction efforts. Additionally, Netanyahu rejects the establishment of a Palestinian state and affirms that Israel will not allow its existence—whether in Gaza or the West Bank. He stresses that Israel will continue its operations against militants, including targeted bombings of sites in Lebanon. Moreover, he asserts that Iran will not be allowed to acquire nuclear weapons, regardless of the outcome of negotiations with Washington.

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