Event
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu rejected a US-led 15-point Gaza peace deal endorsed by Hamas on Sunday. The move distances Netanyahu from President Donald Trump and aims to secure support from far-right coalition members ahead of upcoming elections.
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Benjamin Netanyahu has declared that Israel will not withdraw from Gaza until Hamas is genuinely disarmed, effectively dismissing a proposed deal attributed to Donald Trump.
Background
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has rejected a US-led 15-point peace plan for Gaza, a move that has created diplomatic friction with US President Donald Trump. The plan, which was endorsed by Hamas, remains unresolved regarding ceasefire terms and the timeline for Israel’s withdrawal. Netanyahu’s decision is widely interpreted as a political manoeuvre to secure support from far-right coalition members ahead of upcoming Israeli elections, with the Prime Minister insisting that Israeli forces will not withdraw until Hamas is "genuinely disarmed". This stance mirrors the position taken last week by the US-led Board of Peacemakers. The ongoing conflict has resulted in a death toll surpassing 73,000.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has rejected a US-led 15-point peace plan for Gaza, a move that has created diplomatic friction with US President Donald Trump. The plan, which was endorsed by Hamas, remains unresolved regarding ceasefire terms and the timeline for Israe
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Key entities: Benjamin Netanyahu, Donald Trump, Israel, Hamas, Gaza, France 24.
What is the US-led 15-point plan? A peace deal for Gaza endorsed by Hamas, which Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has rejected. Why did Netanyahu reject the plan? He stated that Israeli forces would not withdraw until Hamas is "genuinely disarmed", and the move is seen a
France 24 International | Primary source for Netanyahu’s statement and the report on the White House’s non-comment.
Last week: The US-led Board of Peacemakers takes a stance aligning with future Israeli demands regarding Hamas disarmament. Sunday: Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu rejects the US-led 15-point Gaza peace deal during a cabinet meeting. Sunday: Hamas endorses the 15-point
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The US-led Board of Peacemakers takes a stance aligning with future Israeli demands regarding Hamas disarmament.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu rejects the US-led 15-point Gaza peace deal during a cabinet meeting.
Hamas endorses the 15-point plan.
Netanyahu states Israeli forces will not withdraw from Gaza until Hamas is "genuinely disarmed".
FAQ
A peace deal for Gaza endorsed by Hamas, which Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has rejected.
He stated that Israeli forces would not withdraw until Hamas is "genuinely disarmed", and the move is seen as an attempt to shore up support from far-right coalition members ahead of elections.
The rejection creates friction with US President Donald Trump, with analysts suggesting Netanyahu is willing to risk ties with the US to gain domestic political support.
The terms and any timeline for Israel’s exit from Gaza remain unresolved following the rejection.
The Gaza conflict has resulted in a death toll surpassing 73,000.
Israel will not withdraw until Hamas is "genuinely disarmed."
Prime Minister Netanyahu has dismissed the proposal.
The White House has not commented on the matter as of the report.
The specific terms or status of the deal are not provided in the source material.