Netanyahu Rejects US-Backed 15-Point Gaza Peace Plan, Demands Hamas Disarmament
Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu rejects the US-backed 15-point Gaza peace plan, insisting the IDF will not withdraw until Hamas is fully disarmed. Discussions continue within Israel's security establishment about limited troop withdrawals and multinational force deployment in Gaza, though concerns remain about the adequacy of such forces.
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- Netanyahu rejects the Gaza Peace Council's 15-point plan, demanding full Hamas disarmament first.
- IDF will not withdraw from Gaza until Hamas is genuinely disarmed, Netanyahu states.
- Israel is negotiating with the US, accepting some ideas but rejecting others.
- Security officials discuss limited IDF withdrawals replaced by a small multinational force.
- Concerns exist over the insufficient size of the multinational force proposed.
- Netanyahu vows continued IDF action against threats to Israeli forces and civilians.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu announced on August 9, 2026, that Israel rejects the "15-Point" peace plan proposed by the Gaza Peace Council. Speaking at the start of a government meeting, Netanyahu emphasized that the Israel Defense Forces (IDF) will not withdraw from any positions until Hamas is genuinely disarmed. He clarified that the disarmament must be real and not symbolic, stating, "We are discussing this with the Americans. They have ideas, some of which we accept and others we do not, and we know how to stand firm on these issues." Netanyahu also affirmed that the IDF will continue to thwart threats against Israeli forces and civilians.
This announcement follows reports from "Weekend News" that the Israeli security establishment has been considering limited IDF withdrawals within Gaza, potentially replaced by a multinational force. However, a security official expressed concern about the small number of troops proposed for the multinational force, calling it insufficient and warning that the US is leaving Israel with few options, thereby complicating the situation in Gaza.
Despite repeated political statements that the IDF will not retreat beyond the "yellow line" in Gaza, these internal discussions indicate ongoing debate about the future military posture in the region. Netanyahu's firm stance underscores Israel's insistence on Hamas's complete disarmament as a precondition for any territorial concessions or troop withdrawals.
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