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- Netanyahu rejected Trump's 15-point Gaza plan
- The plan proposed investments in infrastructure and economy in Gaza
- Israel thinks the plan would strengthen the Palestinians' arms against Israel
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Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu rejected US President Trump's proposed 15-point plan for Gaza, which aimed to improve the living conditions of people in Gaza. However, Netanyahu stated that the plan would threaten Israel's security. Trump's plan suggested investments in infrastructure and economy in Gaza. Nevertheless, Israel believes that the plan would strengthen the Palestinians' arms against Israel. This development may add a new dimension to the long-standing conflicts between Israel and Palestine.
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