Netanyahu Opposes Gaza Plan Amid Election Concerns
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu rejected the 15-point document proposed by the "Peace Council" regarding the Gaza Strip, declaring that the Israeli army will not begin withdrawing its forces from the sector until Hamas is fully disarmed. This comes amid political considerations related to the election season in Israel, as he reaffirmed that Israel remains committed to its stance despite calls to implement the provisions of the document. On its side, Hamas confirmed its adherence to the agreement reached with mediators and called for a clear timeline to complete the second phase of the ceasefire. It is worth noting that an American official stated that the White House is not concerned about Netanyahu's position and conditions the continued reduction of Israeli attacks on Gaza on Israel's ongoing efforts to decrease hostilities.
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