Netanyahu's Govt shifts from Trump Gaza plan
The Netanyahu government publicly rejected the roadmap proposed by President Trump's team regarding the future of the Gaza Strip. The plan included the establishment of international bodies and a civilian administration to oversee reconstruction and daily affairs, while emphasizing the role of an international force and Palestinian independence. Although the UN Security Council approved Trump's plan in November 2025, Israel rejected it without offering an alternative. Israel asserted that civil control would be exercised by an international force and U.S. agreements, while maintaining Israeli dominance over the territory. Moreover, Israel's withdrawal from Trump's plan and the lack of a clear alternative for Gaza's future resulted in Hamas continuing its civil control and the failure to form a new government. Israeli efforts to obstruct any international initiatives for reconstruction or administration of the strip, citing security and political reasons, have perpetuated the state of tension and conflict in Gaza.
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