A political source involved in the process told N12 and i24NEWS that the Gaza issue was not discussed in the meeting between Prime Minister Netanyahu and President Trump. The source stated that Israel will not withdraw from the yellow line in the Gaza Strip until Hamas is fully disarmed, and that the current 15-point framework does not adequately address Israel's disarmament demands.
A political source involved in the ongoing Gaza negotiations delivered a clear message to multiple Israeli outlets Thursday evening, stating that the Gaza issue was not discussed during the recent meeting between Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and U.S. President Donald Trump. The source emphasized that Israel will not withdraw from the so-called 'yellow line' — a military demarcation inside the Gaza Strip — until Hamas is fully disarmed and the Strip is demilitarized. The source also criticized the current 15-point framework, saying it does not provide an adequate response to Israel's demands, and noted that Israel has conveyed its objections to former British Prime Minister Tony Blair, who serves as an envoy. The statements come as diplomatic efforts to reach a Gaza disarmament deal continue, with mediators in Cairo pushing for a framework. The source's remarks were reported by N12's Yaron Avraham and by i24NEWS, providing multiple channels for the same position.
10 developments
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- DevelopingGerman Foreign Minister Wadephul backs full Gaza deal implementation, Hamas disarmament
- DevelopingReport: Hamas disarmament plan includes gradual weapons handover, tunnel maps, pardons
- StrongForeign Minister Sa'ar backs Lebanon deal, says it legitimizes IDF presence in south
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