Israeli Official Rejects Gaza Deal
Israel confirmed that it does not intend to withdraw its forces from the "Red Line" in Gaza until a genuine process of disarming Hamas is carried out, emphasizing that the conditions for full disarmament of Hamas remain the foundation of any operation. This came at a time when U.S. President Donald Trump announced an agreement aimed at disarming the group, as part of ongoing international and Israeli efforts to calm the situation. Despite some progress on certain provisions, Israel expects that Hamas will ultimately breach the terms of the agreement, and that there will be no Israeli withdrawal before the scheduled elections in October. There are also assurances that any deployment of an international force will be limited and will require Israel's approval. Israeli National Security Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir described the draft agreement as unacceptable, confirming that military operations in Gaza will continue to achieve victory.
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