Israeli Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu rejected a 15-point peace…
Israeli Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu rejected a 15-point peace plan proposed by Donald Trump's 'Council of Peace' for Gaza, stating that Israeli forces will not withdraw until Hamas is fully disarmed, including all types of weapons. Despite the rejection, reports indicate ongoing cooperation between Israel and the Council on the ground, with reduced airstrikes and no advance beyond the 'yellow line'.
Consensus
- Binyamin Netanyahu rejected the 15-point peace plan proposed by Trump's Council of Peace for Gaza.
- Netanyahu stated that Israeli forces will not withdraw from Gaza until Hamas is fully disarmed.
- The disarming of Hamas must be genuine and include all types of weapons, including light arms.
- Despite the rejection, there has been a reduction in Israeli airstrikes on Gaza.
- Israel has not advanced beyond the so-called 'yellow line' in Gaza.
- The Council of Peace continues to observe cooperation from Israel on the ground.
- Hamas has stated it remains committed to the peace plan and expects pressure from mediators and the U.S. to ensure its implementation.
Points of divergence
- The intensity of bombings in Gaza decreased after Netanyahu's meeting with Nicholas Mladenov, the representative of the Council of Peace, and a deal was reached through Trump's mediation that Israeli forces would act only against immediate threats. — tg_doxajournal
- The U.S. administration views Netanyahu's statement as part of a pre-election campaign and is not concerned, as long as Israel continues to suppress attacks in Gaza. — interfax
- The Council of Peace withdrew the requirement for synchronized, step-by-step troop withdrawal with Hamas disarmament after meeting with Netanyahu. — tg_astrapress
- Hamas stated that disarmament would only occur if Israeli forces withdraw from Gaza, and that heavy weapons would be stored and controlled solely by Palestinian authorities, not handed over to Israel. — meduza
- Ruslan Suleimanov, an expert from NEST Centre, predicted the plan was dubious and noted that similar Trump announcements in the past had not led to real changes. — tg_doxajournal
Coverage (14 sources)
- Netanyahu rejected Trump's 15-point plan for resolution in the Gaza sector — DOXA
- USA not concerned by Netanyahu's statement on Gaza — Интерфакс
- Media: Israel, despite rejection of plan, cooperates with 'Council of Peace' in Gaza — Вести
- Netanyahu rejects disarmament plan for Gaza sector developed by Trump's Council of World — ASTRA
- Israel rejected Trump's plan for the Gaza sector — Meduza
- Netanyahu rejected Trump's plan for Gaza sector — DW Главное
- Netanyahu rejected disarmament plan for Gaza sector developed by Trump's Council of World — The Insider
- Netanyahu rejected Trump's peace plan for Gaza — BBC News Русская служба
- Netanyahu rejected Trump's "Council of World" plan to withdraw troops from Gaza — Коммерсантъ
- Netanyahu: Israel rejects US Council of World Peace plan for Gaza — Ведомости
- Israel against the creation of a Palestinian state — Вести
- Netanyahu not willing to carry out the Plan of the Peace Council for Gaza — Интерфакс
- Netanyahu: Israel will not leave Gaza until full disarming of Hamas — Вести
- Israel rejected Trump's 15-point peace plan for Gaza — Фонтанка
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