Israel rejects US-led 15-point Gaza peace plan, says Netanyahu
Summary
Israel’s Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has publicly rejected a US-supported 15-point peace plan for Gaza. Netanyahu said Israel will not withdraw its military from Gaza until Hamas, the armed group controlling Gaza, is completely disarmed.Key Facts
- The US proposed a 15-point peace plan that included Hamas disarming and Israel withdrawing from Gaza in stages.
- Netanyahu insists on full disarmament of Hamas before any Israeli military withdrawal.
- Israel continued military attacks in Gaza despite a previous ceasefire from October.
- Netanyahu criticized US pressure to resolve conflicts in Gaza, Lebanon, and Iran without Israel’s full agreement.
- The rejection signals tension between Netanyahu and President Trump’s administration amid upcoming elections in both countries.
- Israel does not agree with the public version of the US peace plan, saying it does not match Israel’s views.
- The situation complicates US efforts to promote peace in the Middle East and stabilize oil prices ahead of US midterm elections.
- Netanyahu is using this stance to strengthen his image at home and challenge pressure from inside his government.
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