Netanyahu rejects Trump-backed Gaza peace plan
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on Sunday rejected US President Donald Trump's plan for Gaza , saying Israeli troops would not withdraw from the…
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Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on Sunday rejected US President Donald Trump's plan for Gaza , saying Israeli troops would not withdraw from the territory until Hamas was fully disarmed. Hamas said Sunday it remained committed to the roadmap. Hamas, in power in Gaza since 2007, has accepted the agreement that it should hand over its weapons to an emerging Palestinian authority responsible for governing the territory during a transitional period.
Furthermore, Gaza health officials say more than 1,250 Palestinians have been killed in Israeli attacks since then. The disagreement comes at a politically sensitive moment for Netanyahu ahead of elections scheduled for October 27, Israel's first national vote since the Hamas led attacks that sparked an ongoing Israeli military campaign in Gaza.
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Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on Sunday rejected US President Donald Trump's plan for Gaza , saying Israeli troops would not withdraw from the territory until Hamas was fully disarmed.
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Hamas said Sunday it remained committed to the roadmap.
according to Gestión +3Hamas, in power in Gaza since 2007, has accepted the agreement that it should hand over its weapons to an emerging Palestinian authority responsible for governing the territory during a transitional period.
according to Gestión +1Gaza health officials say more than 1,250 Palestinians have been killed in Israeli attacks since then.
according to Deutsche Welle English — All +1The disagreement comes at a politically sensitive moment for Netanyahu ahead of elections scheduled for October 27, Israel's first national vote since the Hamas led attacks that sparked an ongoing Israeli military campaign in Gaza.
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