Netanyahu rejects Trump’s peace plan for Gaza

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has rejected the roadmap of the 15-point plan proposed by U.S. President Donald Trump for peace in Gaza. According to reports, Netanyahu conditioned any withdrawal from the territory on an 'authentic disarmament' by Hamas, the militant group controlling the region. This statement comes amid expectations that Trump's plan still seeks implementation.

Netanyahu emphasized that Israel will not withdraw from Gaza until there is a total elimination of Hamas's armed capabilities. This approach underscores the Israeli stance of demanding security guarantees before considering any territorial concessions.

Despite Netanyahu's rejection, Hamas has expressed its 'firm commitment' to Trump's 15-point plan. The Palestinian group insisted that international pressure, especially from the United States, is necessary for its implementation to be possible.

Netanyahu's rejection was also met with support within the Israeli government. Representatives of Netanyahu's coalition, such as Ben Gvir and Smotrich, celebrated this position, seeing it as a positive step toward Israel's security.

On the other hand, a White House official stated that President Trump would be 'very, very disappointed' if Israel does not fulfill its part in this plan. This statement adds pressure on the Israeli government regarding its commitments in the region.

The debate over Trump's plan and responses from both sides continue, with significant implications for the future of Gaza and the relationship between Israel and the Islamic movement.