Netanyahu Meets with Peace Council on Gaza Plan
An Israeli source reported that former Trump advisor Jared Kushner pressured Benjamin Netanyahu during their meeting in Jerusalem to move forward with a ceasefire plan in Gaza, supported by former U.S. President Donald Trump. Netanyahu rejected the 15-point plan recently proposed by the "Peace Council," suggesting that progress was challenging due to upcoming Israeli elections in October. He also asked Hamas to take initial steps, including disarmament, before reaching any agreement. It was agreed to form two working groups to discuss disarmament and the reconstruction of Gaza, emphasizing that disarmament must precede any rebuilding efforts, and that Israel will remain in its military position on the "Green Line." Mediation efforts to implement a ceasefire continue, while Israel presses on with its campaign in Gaza, which has resulted in hundreds of deaths and widespread destruction.
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