Israel raises concerns over Gaza plan draft
Israel has confirmed that it informed the United States of its concerns regarding the proposed Gaza Strip plan, which was welcomed by U.S. President Donald Trump following Hamas's approval to disarm. Israel claims that its assessments indicate that Hamas has re-armed and recruited new members since Trump's announcement of a ceasefire in October. At the same time, Hamas announced its agreement to disarm in Gaza, along with a gradual withdrawal of occupying forces. Israel considers this plan unfulfilled and believes it is likely to increase Hamas threats again. Washington views this step as progress in efforts to end the conflict, but Israel insists on the actual disarmament of Hamas before withdrawing its forces. Meanwhile, Israeli airstrikes on the Gaza Strip continue, and Palestinian casualties are ongoing.
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