Israel has rejected the 15-point peace plan proposed by US President Donald Trump regarding the Gaza Strip. Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu stated that Israeli forces would not withdraw from Gaza until Hamas is completely disarmed. This information was reported by Israeli media.
Netanyahu confirmed that Israel has rejected the 15-point document. He made it clear that the Israeli military would not carry out any withdrawal from Gaza until Hamas is genuinely disarmed.
Netanyahu also articulated Israel’s stance that it seeks the actual elimination of Hamas, rather than merely a nominal or “fake” neutralization of the organization. In his words, Israel’s goal is the real elimination of Hamas, not an illusory one.
The Israeli Prime Minister also mentioned that discussions with the United States regarding this matter are ongoing. He stated, “We are currently discussing this issue with the Americans. They have put forward certain proposals; some are acceptable to us, while others are not.”
Netanyahu’s remarks have further highlighted the differences between Israel and the United States regarding the withdrawal of Israeli forces from Gaza and the disarmament of Hamas. Israel views the disarmament of Hamas as a key condition for withdrawing troops from the territory.
