Netanyahu's rejection risks Gaza pact deadlock

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu rejected the "Peace Council" document, which was established under the auspices of former U.S. President Donald Trump. The document includes provisions for mutual steps to de-escalate tensions and rebuild the Gaza Strip. Netanyahu emphasized that Israel will not withdraw from Gaza until Hamas is fully disarmed, reflecting differing expectations regarding the future of the agreement. This rejection raises the risks of prolonging the deadlock and stalling the implementation of the second phase of the deal, as the conditions for disarmament and Israeli separation from Gaza are tied to a clear timeline and specific conditions—requirements that Israel is currently refusing. This divergence leads to delays in redeployment and reconstruction efforts, with prospects for ongoing negotiations and international pressure to resolve disagreements over the details of implementation.

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