Israel conveys 'concerns' to US on Gaza peace plan
Israel has conveyed concerns to the United States on a Gaza plan hailed by President Donald Trump, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's office said.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has communicated his concerns to the United States regarding a proposed Gaza peace plan championed by President Donald Trump. The plan requires Hamas to disarm completely before Israel begins a phased withdrawal from Gaza. However, Netanyahu's office raised objections to the board's text, which called for a phased withdrawal and an immediate cessation of Israeli strikes in Gaza.
Despite Israel's defiance, there were no new strikes reported in Gaza on the day of the announcement. Netanyahu's spokesman stated that the version of the plan made public does not reflect Israel's positions. The Israeli government and Palestinian political figures have differing opinions on the proposed plan, with Netanyahu emphasizing the need for Hamas to be disarmed completely before any lasting arrangement can be made.
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