Netanyahu rejects 15 points challenges mediators
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu rejected the "15-point" document submitted by the "Peace Council" as part of the second-phase plan for the Gaza agreement, insisting that the complete disarmament of Hamas must occur before any Israeli withdrawal from the Gaza Strip. This move represents an escalation in the disagreements over implementing the agreement, as Netanyahu is determined that disarmament must precede any full withdrawal, while Palestinian factions emphasize the necessity of fully implementing the agreement according to the agreed-upon commitments without any preconditions. This rejection threatens to turn the efforts toward easing tensions into a new crisis and places mediators, especially the United States, under a critical test to ensure the timely and effective implementation of the agreement, amid Israel's ongoing evasion of its commitments. Such a situation could lead to a worsening of conditions and a deeper crisis erupting within the Gaza Strip.
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