Israel rejected the Trump 15-point plan, and Netanyahu reiterated its position

In his television speech on Sunday, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu reiterated his rejection of the latest plan for Gaza by United States President Tripp, despite the fact that the Israeli military, under pressure from the United States, had effectively stopped its attacks on Gaza. Netanyahu is in a campaign mode seeking re-election in the 27 October elections, but he is in a difficult position between the angry far-right minister and his main military supporter, Trump. Israel has scaled down its attacks on Gaza since Monday, and following a meeting between the Special Envoy of the Peace Council of Trump, Nicolas Mladenov, and Netanyahu, it was agreed that the military would act only against what it saw as a direct threat and refrain from carrying out targeted assassinations. Netanyahu stated that Israel would not make any withdrawal before Hamas was disarmed。