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Netanyahu and Jared Kushner Clash Over Peace Council Plan for Gaza Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu and Jared Kushner held difficult talks over the Peace Council's Gaza plan, leading Netanyahu to reject the 15-point proposal amid concerns it would create a Palestinian state. Kushner criticized Netanyahu for blocking progress, while Netanyahu insisted on Hamas disarmament first.
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Illustration by baba What happened 01 Netanyahu and Kushner had tense talks over the Peace Council's 15-point Gaza plan. 02 Kushner accused Netanyahu of obstructing the initiative he helped create. 03 Netanyahu demands Hamas disarmament before any new Gaza arrangement. 04 Netanyahu warned the plan would effectively establish a Palestinian state. 05 Following internal pressure, Netanyahu rejected the 15-point document. 06 The Prime Minister's office declined to comment on the dispute. The dispute underscores tensions over Gaza's future governance.
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