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Netanyahu Opposes Gaza Plan, Calls for Hamas Disarmament
Hamas has reaffirmed its commitment to the ceasefire agreement and the roadmap for the Gaza Strip, despite Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's rejection of the plan and his assertion that no Israeli withdrawal will take place until Hamas is fully disarmed. Hamas indicated its readiness to proceed to the second phase of the agreement, which involves arms collection, on the condition that Israel commits to halting military operations and withdrawing to the agreed-upon lines. Additionally, reports revealed an unofficial Israeli approval to begin infrastructure work in Rafah to establish a Palestinian residential complex outside Hamas's control, while the Israeli government remains hesitant about introducing mobile housing units before the upcoming elections.
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