Netanyahu Rejects Trump’s 15-Point Gaza Plan
Summary
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu rejected a 15-point peace plan for Gaza put forward by President Donald Trump’s Board of Peace. Netanyahu said Israeli troops will not leave Gaza until Hamas completely disarms, and he opposed the idea of creating a Palestinian state.Key Facts
- Netanyahu rejected the 15-point plan for Gaza from President Trump’s peace team.
- The plan linked Hamas disarming with a phased Israeli military withdrawal and transfer of Gaza’s control to a U.S.-backed Palestinian committee.
- Netanyahu said Israel will not withdraw troops until Hamas surrenders all weapons, both heavy and light.
- He called the proposed disarmament in the plan “fictitious” and insisted on “genuine disarmament.”
- Netanyahu reaffirmed his opposition to creating a Palestinian state in Gaza or the West Bank.
- The 15-point plan was part of a larger 20-point Gaza proposal aimed at implementing a ceasefire and rebuilding Gaza.
- The proposal included forming a National Committee for the Administration of Gaza (NCAG) to take over civilian and security duties from Hamas.
- Netanyahu said that negotiations with the U.S. are ongoing but Israel will reject unacceptable parts of the proposal and continue military actions if needed.
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