Netanyahu: No Gaza pullout until Hamas disarmed
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu reaffirmed that Israel will remain in the Gaza Strip and will not withdraw until Hamas is fully disarmed, emphasizing that Israel's security interests necessitate this. He warned that Israeli forces will not exit their positions until this condition is met, noting that the United States has sent a draft proposal for disarming Hamas, but Israel has not approved it yet and has sent its comments back to Washington. Meanwhile, Hamas expressed dissatisfaction with the American statements and called for a clear stance from the "Peace Council" regarding the existing agreements. They viewed Israel's delay in implementing the terms—particularly those related to disarmament and easing the siege—as a tactic, reaffirming their commitment to the agreements and their efforts to see their implementation through.
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