Netanyahu pushes back against Gaza deal, saying will not withdraw from enclave
Summary
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said the Israeli army will not leave its positions in the Gaza Strip until Hamas is fully disarmed. This statement challenges a recent deal announced by President Donald Trump that called for Hamas to disarm as part of a ceasefire agreement.Key Facts
- Netanyahu rejected the idea of withdrawing Israeli forces from Gaza before Hamas is completely disarmed.
- The comments came in a video posted on social media.
- The stance contradicts terms of an October ceasefire deal involving Israel and Hamas.
- The deal was announced by President Donald Trump and aimed to reduce violence by having Hamas give up weapons.
- The Gaza Strip is a Palestinian territory controlled by Hamas.
- Israel has maintained military positions in Gaza to control security threats.
- The situation remains tense with ongoing disagreements over how to maintain peace.
- Regional talks also continue about Israel’s military presence in surrounding areas like southern Lebanon.
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