What now as Israel rejects Trump’s 15-point plan for Gaza?
Summary
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has rejected President Donald Trump’s 15-point plan for Gaza, which called for a phased process where Hamas would disarm and Israel would withdraw troops. Netanyahu said Israel will only pull back after Hamas fully disarms and emphasized the need for real, not fake, disarmament.Key Facts
- President Trump proposed a 15-point peace plan for Gaza involving Hamas disarming and Israel withdrawing troops in stages.
- The plan was developed by the US-led Board of Peace, chaired by Trump, and supported by the United Nations.
- Hamas’s compliance depends on Israel stopping its military actions in Gaza.
- Israel has killed over 73,300 Palestinians in Gaza since October 2023, with ongoing strikes continuing after a ceasefire agreement in October 2025.
- Netanyahu insisted Israeli forces will not withdraw until Hamas is genuinely and completely disarmed.
- Netanyahu is facing pressure from his right-wing supporters and upcoming elections in October 2026.
- The Israeli government is negotiating with Washington to address concerns about the peace plan.
- The peace process remains controversial, especially within Netanyahu’s government and among Palestinian groups.
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