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Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu rejects Trump's Board of Peace plan for Gaza

Netanyahu said Israel will keep troops in Gaza until Hamas is fully disarmed, deepening a split with Trump’s 15-point peace roadmap.

  • Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu announced on Sunday that Israel officially rejects the 15-point Gaza Strip reconstruction plan proposed by the Board of Peace, demanding full Hamas disarmament before any military withdrawal.
  • Netanyahu demanded "genuine disarmament, not fictitious disarmament," requiring removal of all heavy and less-heavy weapons from Hamas before Israel considers any military withdrawal from Gaza.
  • As long as he serves, no Palestinian state will be established in Gaza, Judea, or Samaria, Netanyahu declared, rejecting the formation of either "Fatahstan" or "Hamastan."
  • Israel is currently discussing disarmament terms with the Americans, though Hamas insisted it would only proceed if Israel halts strikes and pulls troops back to the "yellow line."
  • Iran avoids striking Israel because it knows the powerful blow Israel would deal in response, Netanyahu noted, expressing appreciation for President Donald Trump and the US-brokered alliance.
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Center

At the end of July, US President Trump announced a breakthrough in the efforts for peace in the Gaza Strip. However, whether his plan will become a reality is questionable: Israel's head of government Netanyahu rejects crucial points.

·Hamburg, Germany
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Far Left

Tel Aviv demands a "real disarmament" of Hamas before contemplating a withdrawal of the occupying forces.

·Caracas, Venezuela (Bolivarian Republic of)
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Lean Right

Hamas must disarm before Israel withdraws from the Gaza Strip, stressed Netanyahu.

·Kyiv, Ukraine
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Center

Israel's Prime Minister Netanyahu rejected the 15-point plan of U.S. President Trump for the Gaza Strip. Israel rejected the document, stressed Netanyahu during a cabinet meeting in Jerusalem. At the same time, he again made a withdrawal from the Gaza Strip dependent on the complete disarmament of militant Islamist Hamas.

·Germany
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Telemundo Denver broke the news on Sunday, August 9, 2026.
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