Israel rejects mediators' agreement with Hamas, insists no withdrawal before demilitarization

Israel has stated its opposition to the mediators' agreement with Hamas, insisting there will be no withdrawal before demilitarization, according to a report by ynet.

Israel has stated its opposition to the mediators' agreement with Hamas, insisting that no withdrawal will take place before demilitarization, according to a report by ynet. The report did not identify the source of the statement or provide further details on the agreement's content. The position reflects Israel's stance in the ongoing negotiations.

4 developments

1. 20:16 · 30 JulLatest

   Israeli officials describe Hamas's negotiation approach as a 'spin' to stall.

2. 18:15 · 30 Jul

   Israel formally rejects mediators' agreement, reiterating no withdrawal before full demilitarization.

3. 18:11 · 30 Jul

   Israel rejects yellow line withdrawal; objections conveyed to envoy Tony Blair.

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