The Prime Minister's Office says it has relayed serious concerns to the United States regarding the proposed Hamas disarmament deal. The statement follows a report by The Zioneer on Friday that a US official warned President Trump would be 'very disappointed' if Israel obstructed the Gaza disarmament plan, which Hamas had reportedly agreed to.
Netanyahu's office confirmed on Sunday evening that it had conveyed serious concerns to the United States regarding the emerging Hamas disarmament deal. The brief statement did not specify the nature of the concerns or the US response.
The development follows a report by The Zioneer on Friday that a US official warned President Trump would be 'very disappointed' if Israel obstructed the Gaza disarmament plan, which Hamas had reportedly agreed to. The official said the administration was committed to the framework and had set a 14-day timeline for implementation.
The security cabinet has previously expressed deep unease about the diplomatic track, with some ministers describing the emerging agreement as a 'catastrophe' for Israel's strategic security. The Prime Minister's Office has not elaborated on the specific concerns raised with Washington.
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