'Hamas disarmament non-negotiable for reconstruction': Israel backs Trump's 20-point plan for Gaza
The Israeli Prime Minister's Office has reaffirmed its support for a 20-point peace plan for Gaza, emphasizing that Hamas must disarm before reconstruction can begin. Israel accuses Hamas of diverting humanitarian aid to military infrastructure and obstructing peace efforts.
Why it matters
This highlights the ongoing geopolitical deadlock in the Middle East and the specific conditions set for the reconstruction of Gaza.
Reaffirming its commitment to United States President Donald Trump's 20-point plan for Gaza, the Israeli Prime Minister’s Office has urged international mediators to demand the immediate disarmament of Hamas, stating that the group's refusal to surrender weapons remains the principal obstacle to beginning reconstruction in the enclave.In an official statement released on X, titled "Statement on Gaza and the Board of Peace," the Israeli Prime Minister's Office outlined its coordination with Washington while highlighting ongoing humanitarian relief efforts."The State of Israel is working in close cooperation with the United States and the Board of Peace. Israel is committed to the success of President Trump’s 20-point plan.
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