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Israeli Cabinet Rejects Gaza Agreement, Maintains Firm Security Stance

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First reported by Arutz Sheva · 10 hours ago

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The Israeli Security Cabinet rejected a 15-point international roadmap for Gaza, maintaining a strict security stance and opposing the entry of an international force. The plan, aimed at disarming Hamas and enabling a phased Israeli withdrawal, faces broad coalition resistance and no immediate approval is expected.

01Israeli cabinet rejects current 15-point Gaza roadmap proposed internationally.
02Israel communicated objections to the US and will not retreat from its security 'yellow line'.
03Broad coalition opposition includes Netanyahu, Likud, Religious Zionism, and Otzma Yehudit.
04Ministers seek to cancel approval for international force's advance contingent entering Gaza.
05Prime Minister Netanyahu dissatisfied with the plan; no immediate progress expected.
06Roadmap aims to disarm Hamas, establish civilian governance, and enable phased Israeli withdrawal.

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