Netanyahu Rejects U.S. Demands for Gaza, Syria, Lebanon
Benjamin Netanyahu informed the Cabinet ministers that he will oppose any American demands for withdrawal from Gaza, Syria, and Lebanon, emphasizing his readiness to stand firmly against these demands. The Cabinet unanimously approved, except for Itamar Ben Gvir who voted against, the entry of the "Peace Council"—established at the initiative of Donald Trump—into the Gaza Strip, with the participation of about 200 representatives from friendly countries, in full coordination with the Israeli military. Israel affirms that no withdrawal will occur until Hamas is disarmed and the entire strip is demilitarized, and that any entry of forces requires direct approval from the Prime Minister, as well as the Ministers of Security and Foreign Affairs.
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