Netanyahu: Israel will not withdraw troops from Gaza until Hamas is…

Netanyahu: Israel will not withdraw troops from Gaza until Hamas is fully disarmed.

Consensus

Israel has refused to withdraw its forces from current positions in Gaza.
Israel insists on full disarmament of Hamas as a precondition for any troop withdrawal.
The U.S.-proposed plan, announced by President Donald Trump, included demilitarization of Hamas and subsequent Israeli withdrawal.
The Israeli government has expressed disagreement with the U.S.-backed peace plan.
The plan was based on an October ceasefire agreement that ended major military operations and led to the release of hostages.
Hamas has stated it will not disarm until Israel fully withdraws from Gaza and fulfills prior obligations.

Netanyahu claimed the U.S. administration sent them a proposal they disagreed with, stating 'this is not our project' and that they submitted their own comments. — fontanka
Israel criticized the U.S. plan specifically for provisions related to the withdrawal of parts of the Israel Defense Forces (IDF) and the mechanism for confiscating weapons. — kommersant
The Israeli government stated that the peace plan does not meet Israel's requirements and contradicts national interests in the region. — interfax
The Israeli military will continue to do 'everything necessary' to protect the country and its citizens. — fontanka
Representatives of the Council of Peace and unnamed U.S. officials expressed dissatisfaction with Israel's position, noting that Israel had known the plan's details for months. — interfax