Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said Israel rejects the 15-point plan for Gaza proposed by US President Donald Trump. This was reported by Qazaqyia.kz citing Reuters.
Netanyahu's statement reflects disagreements between Israel and the US over post-war settlement plans in Gaza. Trump's plan aimed at rebuilding Gaza and ensuring regional stability, but Israel expressed disagreement with some of its points.
According to Reuters, Netanyahu explained the decision by the need to protect Israel's national interests. He stressed that Israel will continue its actions to ensure security in Gaza.
The situation draws international attention as the humanitarian crisis in Gaza persists. Trump's plan was intended to restore stability in the region, but Israel's rejection may open the way for new negotiations.
According to a Reuters source, Netanyahu plans to discuss the issue with the US administration in the near future. The Israeli PM's stance is likely to affect the geopolitical situation in the region.