Trump says relationship is good even as Netanyahu rejects Gaza peace plan
Summary
President Donald Trump said his relationship with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is "very good," even though Netanyahu rejected a US-led 15-point peace plan for Gaza. Netanyahu opposes the plan because it requires Israel to pull back troops only after Hamas disarms, and he promised no Palestinian state will form while he is prime minister.Key Facts
- President Trump stated his relationship with Netanyahu remains positive despite disagreements.
- Netanyahu publicly rejected the US-led Gaza peace plan on Sunday.
- The peace plan involves Hamas disarming and Israel withdrawing troops in stages.
- Netanyahu insists Israel will not withdraw until Hamas is fully disarmed.
- Netanyahu said no Palestinian state will be established as long as he leads Israel.
- The plan was announced last month as a breakthrough in the ceasefire process.
- The peace plan is still officially active, with ongoing discussions between the US, Israel, and Hamas.
- Israel’s rejection reflects tensions between the US and Israel on how to handle the conflict.
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