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

Netanyahu said Israel will not pull back forces until Hamas gives up all weapons, rejecting a plan he said leaves security guarantees incomplete.

  • 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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Jerusalem, Israel.- The Israeli Prime Minister, Benjamin Netanyahu, this Sunday rejected the plan for Gaza backed by U.S. President Donald Trump and assured that his troops will not withdraw from Palestinian territory until the Islamist movement Hamas is "really disarmed." "Israel rejects the 15-point document. The IDF (Israel Intervention Forces) will not carry out any withdrawal until Hamas is truly disarmed and will continue to neutralize thr…

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During a cabinet meeting, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu stated that Israel rejects Washington's 15-point plan. He emphasized that "there will be no withdrawal (of Israeli forces from the Gaza Strip) until Hamas is completely disarmed." He added that Israel is discussing its concerns with the United States. "(The US) has ideas. Some of them are acceptable to us, others are not, and we know how to defend our position," the prime minister said.…

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