Netanyahu Denies Agreement on Draft Deal Amid Right-Wing Pressure in Israel
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu says Israel did not agree to a draft deal discussed with the US-backed Board of Peace.
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Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu denied agreeing to a draft deal presented by the US-backed Board of Peace, as right-wing coalition ministers pressure him to reject the proposal.
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Netanyahu met with the US-backed Board of Peace and received guarantees regarding Israeli army positions in Gaza.
“We are checking this. They sent us a draft – we did not agree to it, it is not our draft. We sent our comments,” he said.
Netanyahu met with the US-backed Board of Peace on Monday and received guarantees that the Israeli army would only be required to leave its current positions in Gaza after Hamas disarms.
But pressure has been growing on Netanyahu from the right flank of his ruling coalition to reject the deal.
Two far-right ministers requested a new vote on the plan Tuesday, saying it did not reflect what had originally been discussed.
Israel’s security cabinet, in which the two ministers sit, already voted in favour of the proposal, which would see, among other things, the deployment of international peacekeeping troops in the Gaza Strip.
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Far-right ministers will push for a new vote on the plan.
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- Will the right-wing ministers' request for a new vote succeed?
- What specific changes were made to the draft deal?
