Reasons for Netanyahu's Gaza peace rejection
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu rejected the Gaza Strip roadmap, which included an Israeli withdrawal from the territory in exchange for the disarmament of Hamas. This rejection comes amidst pressure from the far right, which opposes any withdrawal before complete disarmament. The agreement, announced by the Peace Council and U.S. President Trump, proposed a gradual withdrawal from weapons-free zones alongside the formation of a new Palestinian administration. However, Netanyahu insists on disarmament as a prerequisite step before withdrawal, hindering the plan's implementation and raising fears that Israel may back out of its commitments after the Palestinian side fulfills its obligations. This move aims to bolster his position ahead of the upcoming elections. Meanwhile, the United States and mediators continue their efforts to stabilize the ceasefire and implement the plan, despite ongoing violations, injuries, and casualties among Palestinians resulting from Israeli escalation.
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