In break with Trump, Israel rejects 15-point Gaza peace plan
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has rejected the Gaza peace plan supported by the United States and accepted by militant group Hamas. The Board of
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has rejected the Gaza peace plan supported by the United States and accepted by militant group Hamas. The Board of Peace, led by US President Trump, proposed that Israel could gradually withdraw from the territory alongside gradual Hamas disarmament. But Netanyahu says Israeli forces will not withdraw until Hamas is completely disarmed.
We speak to our correspondent in Jerusalem and leading Palestinian politician Mustafa Barghouti in Ramallah. 00:00 Netanyahu rejects US-led peace plan for Gaza 00:49 Netanyahuâs intention was to counter rumors about Israeli weakness 02:33 The situation for people in Gaza remains unchanged, despite a ceasefire agreement in place 03:18 What Netanyahuâs announcement means
for his relationship with Trump 04:43 The role of upcoming elections in Israel 06:13 Barghoutiâs reaction to Netanyahuâs statement: It was âexpected, because Netanyahu never accepted any agreementâ 07:26 A challenge for Trump and the international community 08:35 The humanitarian situation in Gaza 10:32 The reputation of the Board of Peace is at
stake 11:46 âWhy is it only Palestinians who have to disarm?â 13:15 Are Hamas militants genuinely ready to disarm? 14:08 âIn the West Bank, there is no Hamas, and yet we are attackedâ For more news go to Follow DW on social media âș âșTikTok âș âș FĂŒr Videos in deutscher Sprache besuchen Sie Subscribe
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