Prime Minister Netanyahu reiterated Monday that Israel rejects the 15-point peace plan and will not withdraw from Gaza until Hamas is fully disarmed. Minister Avi Dichter said the terror organization has no intention of disarming, noting that Hamas entered Israel with light weapons on October 7 and carried out the massacre.
Prime Minister Netanyahu and Minister Avi Dichter made statements Monday reiterating Israel's hardline stance on the 15-point peace plan. The Zioneer reported on Sunday that Netanyahu rejected the plan during a cabinet meeting, stating that the IDF will not withdraw from Gaza until Hamas is disarmed. Monday's remarks reinforce that position. Dichter's assessment that Hamas has no intention of disarming adds a stark note to the diplomatic discourse.
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- StrongNetanyahu: We will not withdraw from current lines until Hamas fully disarmed
- DevelopingUzi Dayan: Israel will not withdraw from Gaza before Hamas disarms; 'trusts' Hamas to give reasons to eliminate them
- StrongIsrael conveys 'serious security concerns' to White House over Hamas disarmament plan
- StrongBereaved families group welcomes Netanyahu's rejection of 15-point peace plan, vows no retreat until Hamas disarmed
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