Trump Gaza peace plan

'Not our draft': Netanyahu rejects Trump's Gaza plan

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has openly recognized the existing rifts with U.S. President Donald Trump. He emphasized that for any reconstruction efforts in Gaza to commence, Hamas needs to be completely disarmed. Furthermore, the Board of Peace has declared that Israeli forces will maintain their position and not retreat beyond the Yellow Line until all weaponry in Gaza is dismantled.

‘Know how to stand up to American ideas': Netanyahu rejects Trump's 15-point Gaza plan

Israel has turned down a US proposal regarding the peace process in Gaza, with Prime Minister Netanyahu firmly asserting that Hamas must be completely disarmed before any Israeli forces withdraw. He mentioned that discussions are ongoing with Washington. Conversely, Hamas demands a complete Israeli troop withdrawal as a prerequisite for negotiation, reflecting significant barriers to advancing beyond the current ceasefire.

US Must Pressure Netanyahu To Accept Gaza Deal: Hamas Official

Hamas expects the mediators and the American guarantor to pressure Netanyahu, said Bassem Naim.

US-Backed Gaza Plan Rejected By Netanyahu Only Way Forward: Trump Board Head

Trump and Netanyahu have clashed over Gaza plan terms despite their close political alliance

Disarm First Or Withdraw First? Debate That Could Sink Trump's Gaza Plan

That 2025 ceasefire plan has reduced violence but failed to end Israeli attacks in Gaza.

Gaza Board of Peace member says plan still operative

Trump Insists Netanyahu Relationship "Very Good" Despite Gaza Rift

Israeli PM Benjamin Netanyahu met President Donald Trump on 28 July first time since Iran war.

Jared Kushner To Lead US President Trump’s Gaza Peace Push, Visit Israel And Egypt Amid Israeli Opposition To Hamas Disarmament Deal