Netanyahu rejects US-backed Gaza plan before Hamas disarms
Most outlets reported that Netanyahu stated Israel did not agree to the US-backed Gaza plan, emphasizing his condition that any Israeli withdrawal would occur only after Hamas disarms. The Business Recorder and Aaj News (English) included the detail that assurances had been given about the timing of a pullout. The Daily Times added context, noting Netanyahu’s remarks cast doubt on efforts to advance the US-backed peace framework. Overall, the framing was consistent across the outlets, with slight variation in the inclusion of additional context.
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Netanyahu says Israel did not agree to US-backed Gaza plan
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has said Israel did not agree to the US-backed plan for Gaza, even after receiving assurances that an Israeli pullout would only happen after Hamas disarms.
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Netanyahu says Israel has yet to approve US-backed Gaza deal
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has said Israel did not agree to the US-backed plan for Gaza, even after receiving assurances that an Israeli pullout would only happen after Hamas disarms. In a video posted to his social media accounts on Tuesday night, Netanyahu said the team of US President Donald Trump “believes that they can bring about the disarmament of Hamas and the demilitarisation of...
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Netanyahu says Israel did not agree to US-backed Gaza plan
OCCUPIED JERUSALEM: Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has said Israel did not agree to the US-backed plan for Gaza, even after receiving assurances that an Israeli pullout would only happen after Hamas disarms. In a video posted to his social media accounts on Tuesday night, Netanyahu said the team of US President Donald Trump “believes that they can bring about the disarmament of Hamas and the...
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Netanyahu rejects Gaza withdrawal before Hamas disarms
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said Israel will not withdraw from Gaza until Hamas is completely disarmed. His remarks cast fresh doubt on efforts to advance a US-backed peace framework. Netanyahu said Israel rejected the publicly released version of the proposal. He added that Israel had submitted its own comments to the United States. Read […]
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