
The White House will avoid confronting Netanyahu publicly, leaving Trump’s Gaza plan as campaign rhetoric, not policy.
The dispute spotlights the limits of US leverage over a key ally and raises the risk that a US-brokered roadmap collapses into an indefinite war footing.
AI reasoning
The dispute spotlights the limits of US leverage over a key ally and raises the risk that a US-brokered roadmap collapses into an indefinite war footing.
Curated summary
Benjamin Netanyahu rejected Donald Trump’s Gaza framework, which Trump had pitched as a 15-point plan to force Hamas to surrender weapons, trigger an international stabilisation mechanism and a Palestinian security structure, and allow Israeli forces to withdraw step by step. Netanyahu said no Israeli withdrawal can happen until Hamas is genuinely and completely disarmed. The Al Jazeera analysis argues this effectively lets Israel delay withdrawal indefinitely because Israel would control what counts as disarmament and who verifies it.
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Netanyahu rejects Trump’s Gaza framework, turning disarmament into an open-ended veto
Israel’s leader says no withdrawal until Hamas is fully disarmed—an elastic condition that can indefinitely delay any phased exit.



















