Israel's Prime Minister Netanyahu explicitly rejects the US-backed Gaza peace plan, stating no withdrawal will occur until Hamas is completely disarmed.

News outlets report factually on Israel's rejection of the peace plan and Netanyahu's stated reasons.

Critics accuse Israel of continuing violence and ethnic cleansing, and view Netanyahu's rejection of the peace plan as a desire to continue conflict and avoid de-escalation.

Some view Netanyahu's rejection as a humiliation for Donald Trump and his peace efforts, highlighting his failures in Middle East diplomacy.

Netanyahu explicitly rejects the Trump-backed 15-point plan for Gaza, insisting on Hamas's complete disarmament before any Israeli withdrawal.

Critics express dismay and skepticism over Netanyahu's rejection, viewing it as a continuation of conflict and an indication of his unwillingness to pursue peace.

Some view Netanyahu's rejection as a failure of Donald Trump's peace efforts and his 'Art of the Deal' approach.

Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu rejects the 15-point Gaza document, demanding real disarmament and rejecting symbolic gestures.

The US is exerting significant pressure on Israel to implement the Gaza agreement and resume gradual withdrawal from experimental areas in southern Lebanon.

A political analyst argues for more pressure on Israel to comply with the Gaza agreement, noting Hamas's willingness to disarm nullifies Tel Aviv's pretexts.