Israel has reportedly rejected parts of a proposed Gaza disarmament deal as US envoy Jared Kushner pushes for a ceasefire. Former Fatah official Mohammad Dahlan briefly posted a claim that Kushner had confirmed Israeli agreement to halt attacks in Gaza starting Monday morning, before deleting the post, according to the report.
According to a report, Israel has rejected parts of a proposed Gaza disarmament deal as US envoy Jared Kushner pushes for a ceasefire. The report also noted that former Fatah official Mohammad Dahlan briefly posted then deleted a claim that Kushner had confirmed Israeli agreement to halt attacks in Gaza starting Monday morning. The claim was not officially confirmed by Israeli or US sources.
As The Zioneer reported earlier on Sunday, Dahlan first posted a similar claim, which was subsequently questioned by Israeli analysts. Israel Hayom analyst Ariel Kahana corrected earlier reports, stating that Kushner had informed Dahlan he was 'working with the Israeli side' to stop the attacks, but no commitment had been given. Kahana also reported that the narrow cabinet strongly opposes the American demand, with Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich leading the opposition.
The development underscores the ongoing diplomatic efforts to secure a ceasefire in Gaza, with the US envoy actively mediating between the parties. The details of the proposed disarmament deal remain unclear, and Israel has not publicly commented on the report.
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