Netanyahu Rejects U.S.-Backed "Yellow Line" Gaza Withdrawal Plan

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu officially rejected a 15-point U.S.-led peace proposal, known as the Sharm Sheikh Protocol. The plan required the IDF to withdraw to the "Yellow Line" demarcation, returning control of roughly 47% of the Gaza Strip to a technocratic administration. Netanyahu stated that no withdrawal will occur until Hamas is "genuinely disarmed." The rejection comes amid stalled disarmament talks and U.S. pressure to transition to a Palestinian-led security force.

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Country: Israel

Conflict: Israel-Hamas War

Severity: HIGH

Source: Times of Israel

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