Summary
Prime Minister Netanyahu of Israel faces challenges and opportunities with a new White House-backed peace plan aimed at ending the conflict with Hamas. The plan has international support, but it is uncertain if Hamas will agree to it. Even if the plan is accepted, there are potential political repercussions for Netanyahu within his coalition.
Key Facts
- Prime Minister Netanyahu is dealing with a new peace plan backed by the White House.
- The plan aims to end the conflict with Hamas in Gaza.
- Hamas has been at war with Israel for two years and may not agree to the plan.
- Netanyahu's coalition includes far-right members who oppose ceasefire deals.
- Netanyahu is currently facing a corruption trial.
- The plan includes the release of hostages and aims to demilitarize Gaza.
- An international peacekeeping force could be deployed under the plan.
- The peace plan is mainly focused on Gaza and is separate from other international initiatives that address Palestinian statehood.
