Washington backs Gaza 15-point plan
The United States reaffirmed its commitment to the 15-point agreement concerning the Gaza Strip and stated that it would continue to implement it in accordance with the existing understandings, despite Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's rejection of the plan and his statements, which some observers viewed as merely a political maneuver ahead of elections. An American official clarified that Netanyahu's stance does not hinder peace efforts, and that progress is being made swiftly to establish a logistical support base for the expected stability force to be deployed in Gaza. Meanwhile, diplomatic efforts continue with Hamas and Israel regarding disarmament, Israeli withdrawal, and reconstruction, despite differences between the American and Israeli positions on the road map plan, which includes disarming Hamas and a phased Israeli withdrawal.
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