Netanyahu Vows No Israeli Withdrawal From Gaza Until Hamas Fully Disarmed
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu declared at the start of a government meeting that the Israel Defense Forces (IDF) will not retreat from Gaza until Hamas is completely disarmed, including both heavy and light weapons. He emphasized that the disarmament must be genuine, not symbolic. Netanyahu also reiterated his firm stance against the establishment of a Palestinian state under his leadership, stating explicitly that neither Gaza nor the West Bank will become a Palestinian state, dismissing terms like 'Fatahstan' or 'Hamastan'.
Regarding the 15-point document proposed in peace talks, Netanyahu stated that Israel rejects it outright. On the issue of Iran, he claimed that Tehran refrains from attacking Israel because it understands the severe retaliation Israel would deliver. Netanyahu made clear that with or without an agreement, as long as he remains prime minister, Iran will not be allowed to acquire nuclear weapons.
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