Israel has rejected a 15-point plan proposed by US President Donald Trump for Gaza, according to reports citing remarks by Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. The plan has been described by other outlets as a US-backed framework addressing the future of Gaza and the conditions for ending the conflict.
Netanyahu said Israel would not agree to a withdrawal of its forces until Hamas had been genuinely disarmed. The position places the disarmament of Hamas at the center of any arrangement involving an Israeli pullback, and indicates that Israel does not accept the plan in its reported form.
The reported rejection highlights a continuing dispute over security guarantees, Hamas’s weapons, and the terms of any postwar settlement in Gaza. Details of the 15-point proposal have not been fully set out in the available reports, and it was not immediately clear how the US would respond to Israel’s objections or whether further negotiations were planned.
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