‘We have no one’: Palestinians react to Israel’s rejection of Gaza plan
Summary
Palestinians in Gaza responded with doubt and frustration after Israel rejected a US-backed plan to end the war and create a future framework. The plan included steps like a gradual Israeli troop withdrawal and disarmament of Hamas. Israel’s Prime Minister Netanyahu said Israel will not withdraw until Hamas is fully disarmed.Key Facts
- The proposed 15-point plan is supported by the United States.
- It calls for phased Israeli withdrawal and gradual disarmament of Hamas.
- The plan also includes Palestinian-led civilian government and humanitarian aid.
- Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu rejected the plan, insisting on Hamas’s full disarmament first.
- Palestinians expressed skepticism, noting ongoing Israeli attacks despite a ceasefire deal from October.
- Since October 2023, over 73,000 Palestinians in Gaza have been killed.
- Hamas claims it is committed to the plan and urges international actors to support enforcement.
- Gaza’s government blamed Netanyahu for reversing negotiation efforts and called for international pressure to avoid escalation.
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