NETANYAHU REJECTS TRUMP’S 15-POINT GAZA PLAN, INSISTS HE CAN STAND UP TO US PRESIDENT

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu announced on Monday that Israel rejects President Donald Trump’s 15‑point plan for Gaza, saying the country will not withdraw troops from the Strip until the militant group fully disarms. The decision signals a firm stance against a U.S.‑backed reconstruction and disarmament proposal that has been promoted by the Board of Peace.

According to The Times of Israel, Netanyahu stressed Israel’s categorical opposition to the Board of Peace deal that Hamas has agreed to, warning that the IDF will not pull out of any part of the Gaza Strip until Hamas is disarmed. The Guardian’s live coverage echoed the pledge, noting Netanyahu’s vow of “no withdrawal until Hamas disarms.” The Jerusalem Post confirmed that Israel officially rejects the 15‑point plan for Gaza’s reconstruction, while the World report described the rejection as a critique of the Trump‑backed scheme.

The move comes amid ongoing tensions in the Middle East and reflects a widening rift between Israeli policy and U.S. administration objectives. It underscores Israel’s insistence on maintaining a security posture in Gaza while rejecting a U.S.‑proposed roadmap that could alter the status of the Strip.

• Netanyahu rejected Trump’s 15‑point Gaza plan, citing Israel’s opposition to the Board of Peace deal.
• He declared the IDF would not withdraw from Gaza until Hamas is fully disarmed.
• The rejection highlights a potential diplomatic rift between Israel and the U.S. administration.

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