Netanyahu says Israel is ‘committed to’ Trump’s Gaza Plan | Israel-Palestine News of Conflict

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said he was “dedicated” to the United States proposal to take over Gaza’s belt and move his Palestine residents because the main diplomat of Washington was in Saudi Arabia to encourage the plan opposes the Arab state.

In a statement on Monday, Netanyahua said he was “committed to Plan of US President Trump To create a different gauze. “

The Israeli leader also promised that “neither Hamas nor Palestinian authorities” would rule the enclave at the end of the 15-month war, which killed more than 48,000 Palestinians and led to a severe humanitarian crisis.

Netanyahu’s remarks come a The day after he greeted “Trump’s bold vision for the future of Gaza” during a meeting with US Secretary -General Marc Rubio in Jerusalem.

Human rights groups have He scored Trump’s administration take over to Gaza and forcibly move Palestine as a violation of international law that would represent ethnic cleansing.

The proposal was also widely denied Arab countries, but it is expected to be on the agenda during Rubi’s visits to Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates this week.

Rubio welcomed Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed Bin Salman, the latest stop of the first visit to the US diplomat in the Middle East.

Saudi Arabia runs the head Arab efforts Develop a counterprotage of Trump’s Gaza Plan, which could be included by the Bay Reconstruction Fund and the Hamas Page Agreement.

The Saudi Foreign Ministry said it refused any attempts to move Palestinians from their country.

Rubio said in a recent interview that the US remained open to alternative proposals of the Arab governments, but for now it is “the only plan of Trump’s plan”.

In the meantime, the safety cabinet of Israel was expected to talk about the second phase of Gaza’s truce on Monday.

The second phase – in which Hamas should be released by dozens of remaining prisoners in exchange for several Palestinian prisoners, permanent tribute and withdrawal of Israeli forces from Gaza – has yet to be arranged.

The members of the Israeli Government of the far right, including the Minister of Finance Bezalel Smotrich, said they would leave the Netanyahu coalition if the war did not continue.

So far 19 Israelites The prisoners were liberated As part of the first phase of the fire interruption agreement, which began on January 19th. A total of 33 prisoners are expected to be released at graduated intervals during this phase.

Netanyahu said that “the door of hell would open” on Gaza if all the prisoners are not released.

Reporting from Jordani capital Amman, Nour Odh Al Jazeera noted that the Israeli Prime Minister faced Permanent protests from the relatives and supporters of the prisoners held in Gaza.

“They have repeatedly accused the Israeli prime minister of trying to break the talks about the trial in Gaza, that he is trying not to enter the second phase, in part, and because he is truly trying to make his coalition partners happy,” Odeh explained.

Older members of Trump’s administration also invited the agreement to move forward.

The envoy of Mideaast Steve Witkoff said on Sunday that the second phase of the job was “absolutely starting” and that Trump “wants to see” this is happening.

“We don’t leave anyone behind,” he said, referring to the remaining prisoners.

Meron Rapoport, editor of Israeli news, a local invitation, said that although the Netanyahu government has a little desire to move to the second phase of the tribute, it is pressured on two fronts.

“Netanyahu in Trump’s plan sees the fulfillment of the dream of emptying Gaza Palestinians,” said Rapoport Al Jazeera of Tel Aviv.

“But at the same time, [he is] The now and families of the hostages were pressed to this, who were not yet released to enter the second phase. “

He added that the second phase of the agreement “would mean the end of the war” and the potential release of prominent Palestinian political prisoners, such as Marwan Barghouti.

“And this is very difficult to swallow for Israel,” Rapoport said.