Netanyahu: Israel disagrees with the 'Council of Peace' plan for…

Netanyahu: Israel disagrees with the 'Council of Peace' plan for Hamas disarmament.

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Israel does not agree with the 'Council of Peace' plan for disarmament of Hamas in Gaza.
Netanyahu stated that Israeli forces will not withdraw from current positions in Gaza until Hamas is fully disarmed.
The plan is seen as a continuation of Trump's 20-point proposal for ending the conflict in Gaza, which Israel previously accepted.
The 'Council of Peace' has indicated it may resume discussions on the plan.
Representatives of the 'Council of Peace' met with Netanyahu and agreed to adjust conditions for the withdrawal of Israeli forces.
Turkey, Egypt, and Qatar have condemned Israel's actions in Gaza and accused Tel Aviv of violating ceasefire agreements with Hamas.

The 'Council of Peace' plan assumes Israel will retreat to the original 'yellow line' in Gaza, which was the position after the October 2025 agreement with Hamas. Israel has since expanded its presence from 53% to 60% of the area. — vesti
Netanyahu confirmed disagreements with President Trump over the recent agreement with Hamas and stated that the plan should not be discussed with Israel because it resulted from separate negotiations with Hamas. — interfax
On August 3, Israel conducted airstrikes in Gaza that killed 18 people, marking the highest number of casualties in a single day in recent weeks. This occurred after Trump's statement about Hamas's willingness to disarm. — kommersant