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Israel rejected the plan to withdraw troops from the Gaza Strip presented by the Council on World Peace and endorsed by U.S. President Donald Trump. Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu announced this at a cabinet meeting, The Times of Israel reports.
– I want to make this clear. Israel rejects the document with 15 points. The Israel Defense Forces will not withdraw troops until Hamas is disarmed. Disarmament must include all kinds of weapons, including heavy and lighter armaments. We are talking about genuine disarmament, not a sham, – Netanyahu said.
According to Benjamin Netanyahu, Israel is discussing its concerns with the United States, which offers various settlement options.
– Some of them are acceptable to us, and some are not, – the prime minister noted.
The Israeli prime minister stressed that Tel Aviv will oppose unacceptable ideas and continue to counter threats. Netanyahu also emphasized that he would never allow a Palestinian state in Gaza or on the West Bank.
BAGNET recalls the July achievement of an agreement Donald Trump announced 31. The agreement envisions Hamas gradually laying down heavy and light weapons, handing over map of tunnels, and transferring power in the region to a new technocratic government. In return, Hamas leadership may receive amnesty, and the IDF will withdraw to positions held before October 2025. Hamas confirmed its readiness to adhere to the agreements.
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