Netanyahu opposes Gaza deal, calls for Hamas disarmament

The article highlighted Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's stance regarding the draft American proposals for Gaza's future. He rejected the document, clarifying that Israel had not agreed to it and had sent its official remarks. Netanyahu confirmed that the United States hopes to disarm Hamas and transform Gaza into a demilitarized zone, though this proposal is being evaluated without a specified timeline or clear mechanism. He ordered the Israel Defense Forces to do whatever is necessary to defend the land and its citizens, emphasizing Israel's commitment not to withdraw from the sector until Hamas is fully disarmed— a condition announced by the Trump-led Peace Council. Additionally, Israel informed the United States of its concerns over the plan to end the war in Gaza, which includes disarming Hamas as a fundamental prerequisite, amidst ongoing Israeli military escalation in the strip.

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