Middle East crisis live: Netanyahu rejects US’s Gaza plan and vows no withdrawal until Hamas disarms
Summary
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has refused a US-supported plan for Gaza that calls for Hamas to give up its weapons in exchange for an Israeli troop withdrawal. Netanyahu says Israel will not pull out of Gaza until Hamas is fully disarmed and insists on real disarmament, rejecting partial or fake efforts.Key Facts
- Netanyahu rejected a 15-point Gaza plan endorsed by US President Donald Trump.
- The plan suggests Hamas would hand over weapons to a new Palestinian governing body.
- Israel would start withdrawing troops only after Hamas disarms according to the plan.
- Netanyahu opposes any troop pullback before Hamas fully disarms.
- Israel is discussing its objections to the US but remains firm on its demands.
- Netanyahu calls for real, complete disarmament, not symbolic or fake.
- Separately, Iran’s Revolutionary Guards say they will keep the Strait of Hormuz closed until the US meets their demands, including compensation and lifting sanctions.
- Iran wants an end to US actions against its allies and the release of frozen assets.
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