White House Not Troubled by Netanyahu's Gaza Rejection
The article discusses Israel's stance on the peace plan proposed by the U.S. Peace Council regarding the Gaza Strip. The plan includes disarming Hamas and transferring the administration of the strip to a civilian government. Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu affirmed that his government will not withdraw from Gaza before Hamas is fully disarmed, clarifying that Israel has not signed the 15-point plan proposed by the United States and will only proceed with withdrawal from areas confirmed to be free of weapons and tunnels. Meanwhile, Hamas expressed its commitment to the plan, calling on the United States and mediators to pressure Israel to comply. The plan is described as involving the dismantling of all heavy and light weapons and establishing a committee to manage the Gaza Strip. The article highlights disagreements between Washington and Tel Aviv regarding the mechanisms for implementation, with Israel ruling out any withdrawal before complete disarmament, while negotiations to achieve progress in executing the plan continue at an accelerated pace.
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