Israel rejects 15-point plan for Gaza, Netanyahu says

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu announced that Israel has rejected a 15-point proposal concerning Gaza, reportedly put forth by former US President Donald Trump. The plan was intended to establish a framework for the region's future.

Netanyahu's office issued a statement clarifying Israel's position, emphasizing that the nation will not consider withdrawal from its security operations until Hamas, the Palestinian militant group governing Gaza, completely disarms. This declaration signals a non-negotiable stance on the disarmament of Hamas as a prerequisite for any Israeli withdrawal.

The rejection of the proposed plan highlights the significant divergence in perspectives between Israel and the proponents of the initiative regarding the path forward for Gaza. Netanyahu's firm assertion underscores Israel's ongoing security concerns and its determination to ensure Hamas is no longer a threat.

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Israel has rejected US President Donald Trump's ⁠Board of Peace 15-point plan for Gaza, and will not withdraw until Hamas fully disarms