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Netanyahu rejects Trump's plan for Gaza
The Israeli Prime Minister dismisses the proposal put forward by the US President, but signs of openness emerge.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has rejected the plan proposed by US President Donald Trump for the Gaza Strip. According to Netanyahu, Israel will not retreat from the area, emphasizing the importance of Hamas disarming before any action by the IDF.
This rejection comes just days after Trump's announcement, in which he described the second phase of the agreement as a historic step. Despite Netanyahu's dissent, Nikolay Mladenov, the envoy of the 'Board of Peace', stated that the plan remains the only viable option for stability.
In response to Netanyahu's statements, Hamas militants reiterated that the 15 points of the agreement remain valid. The White House has stated that it is not concerned about the current situation.