Times of India7 hours agoPolitics3 min readIndia
Netanyahu Rejects US Gaza Peace Proposal, Vows No Palestinian State Under His Leadership
Israel Demands Full Hamas Disarmament Before Withdrawal, Rejects Two-State Solution
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- Israeli PM Netanyahu rejects the US's 15-point Gaza peace proposal, insisting on full Hamas disarmament before withdrawal.
- He also vows no Palestinian state will be established under his leadership in either Gaza or the West Bank.
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Why It Matters
The Israeli-Palestinian conflict has seen heightened tensions in recent months, with periodic outbreaks of violence in Gaza.
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Netanyahu said that, "As long as I am prime minister, no Palestinian state will be established." Israel has rejected the latest US proposal to move to the next stage of the Gaza peace process, with Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu insisting that Hamas must be fully disarmed before Israeli forces withdraw. ... (Full article text preserved with paragraph breaks)
What to Watch
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Renewed violence in Gaza if the peace process stalls further.
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Open Questions
- Will the US revise its proposal to accommodate Israeli demands?
- How will the international community respond to the stalemate?
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