Key Points
- Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu rejected Trump's peace plan
- Israeli forces will not leave the region until Hamas is disarmed
- The international community needs to make more efforts to achieve a lasting peace in Gaza
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Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu rejected the 15-point Gaza peace plan presented by US President Donald Trump. Netanyahu stated that Israeli forces will not leave the region until Hamas is disarmed.
Trump's plan was designed to find a solution to the long-standing conflict between Israel and the Palestinians. However, the plan has been criticized for prioritizing Israel's security.
The international community needs to make more efforts to improve the living conditions of people in Gaza and achieve a lasting peace in the region.
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- Trump's plan was designed to find a solution to the long-standing conflict between Israel and the Palestinians.
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- Netanyahu stated that Israeli forces will not leave the region until Hamas is disarmed.
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- The international community needs to make more efforts to improve the living conditions of people in Gaza.
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