Israel rejects Trump's 15-point plan for Gaza, Netanyahu says
Summary
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has refused to accept President Donald Trump’s plan to disarm Hamas and withdraw Israeli troops from Gaza. Netanyahu insists that Israel will only pull out when Hamas is truly disarmed, and talks with the US are ongoing.Key Facts
- President Trump proposed a 15-point peace plan aiming for Hamas’s complete disarmament and Israeli withdrawal from Gaza.
- Hamas said it would only disarm if Israel stopped all attacks and withdrew its forces first.
- Israel has continued military strikes in Gaza despite an initial ceasefire last October.
- Netanyahu rejected the plan, saying Israel will not withdraw troops until Hamas is genuinely disarmed.
- Netanyahu described some US suggestions as acceptable and others as not during ongoing discussions.
- Far-right Israeli politicians have urged ending the peace plan and opposed concessions.
- The plan involves a Board of Peace to enforce agreements, disarm Hamas, Israeli troop withdrawal, and Gaza reconstruction.
- The peace plan was announced in September 2025 but faces resistance from Israeli leadership and armed groups.
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