Netanyahu Rejects Trump's 15-Point Plan for Gaza, Vows No Military Pullout Will Happen Until Hamas Is Disarmed
Israel rejected the U.S.-backed plan as Hamas accepted it, and subsequent strikes killed 26 Palestinians and wounded 76, officials said.
- On Sunday, August 9, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu rejected President Donald Trump's 15-point Gaza plan during a cabinet meeting, directly challenging the US-backed framework Trump had presented as a major breakthrough.
- A fundamental sequencing dispute has stalled the initiative, as Israel demands Hamas be "genuinely disarmed" before any military withdrawal occurs, while Hamas insists military campaign cessation and withdrawal commitments must precede weapon surrenders.
- United Nations reports indicate most of Gaza's population remains displaced, with roughly 65 per cent of the territory under tighter Israeli control, while humanitarian operations face severe restrictions affecting access to water, healthcare, and sanitation.
- Netanyahu further declared that "no Palestinian state will arise" while he remains prime minister, indicating disagreements extend beyond immediate disarmament questions and complicate any new administrative structure implementation.
- Trump faces a major diplomatic test as Israel continues intensive strikes across Gaza, and critics note the deadlock risks prolonging instability, leaving the US-backed framework as a blueprint rather than a pathway to resolution.
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After a three-hour interview, Trump’s envoy gives Netanyahu the green light to continue bombing the Gaza Strip, according to the newspaper ‘Haaretz’
Gaza plan at risk, again
THE Israeli prime minister’s public rejection of the US-backed Gaza roadmap came as little surprise. Last month, the Board of Peace (BoP) announced a 15-point plan to implement the next phases of President Donald Trump’s peace initiative. Brokered by the US, agreement on the plan was announced by Trump on July 30. He called this a “major milestone”. The 15-point document’s aim was to move the peace process forward by reaffirming and fleshing out…
The plan of the United States includes 15 points and was recently rejected by Israel. Still, there are three fires at this time in the district of Vila Real: one in Chaves and two in Boticas.
Netanyahu Rejects Trump's 15-Point Plan for Gaza, Vows No Military Pullout Will Happen Until Hamas Is Disarmed
Israeli PM Netanyahu rejects Trump's Gaza peace plan, insisting on Hamas disarmament before Israeli withdrawal, creating a diplomatic stalemate and prolonging Gaza's humanitarian crisis.
It was with no surprise that Israel put itself out of the peace agreement for Gaza, sponsored by the United States – which seem to have abandoned the real estate side of the proposal. The creation of two states in Palestine is a chimera that has less and less traction with reality.
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