Netanyahu opposes Gaza's 15-point plan
A news report discusses Israel's rejection of the 15-point Gaza plan proposed by the Peace Council loyal to U.S. President Donald Trump. The plan includes provisions for disarming Hamas and rebuilding the Gaza Strip. Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu confirmed that Israel will not withdraw from Gaza until Hamas is fully disarmed, emphasizing that no Palestinian state exists in Gaza or the West Bank during his tenure. Meanwhile, Hamas expressed its willingness to implement its disarmament agreement, requesting the United States to exert pressure on Israel to implement its part of the deal, focusing on stopping attacks, clearing the "Green Line," and allowing aid into the territory. The agreement, which the Trump administration approved, envisions a phased withdrawal from Gaza and the dismantling of armed groups, but it remains contingent on Israel's fulfillment of the first phase's provisions.
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