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Netanyahu rejects US-backed Gaza peace plan over Hamas disarmament dispute

Netanyahu rejects US-backed Gaza peace plan over Hamas disarmament dispute
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Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu rejected a U.S.-brokered 15-point peace plan for Gaza, according to multiple reports on Aug. 10 and Aug. 11. The plan, backed by U.S. President Donald Trump, remains under discussion, with a Board of Peace official stating on Aug. 10 that it is still operative .

Trump insisted on Aug. 10 that his relationship with Netanyahu is "very good" despite the rejection, according to AFP . The core dispute centers on Hamas disarmament, with Netanyahu demanding the Israeli military only withdraw after Hamas is disarmed, as noted by German reporter Jan Philipp Burgard .

Meanwhile, the U.S., Israel, and Syria reached a secret agreement for the International Atomic Energy Agency to remove nuclear material from a clandestine Syrian site, "Site 99," linked to the former Al-Kibar reactor, according to Axios . The material, including yellowcake, is to be removed by the end of the year, though the operation is ongoing.

In parallel, Saudi Arabia, Turkey, and Pakistan signed a defense pact in Mecca on Aug. 7, modeled after NATO’s Article 5, with Turkish Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan emphasizing mutual defense commitments . Turkey has since stated it aims to expand the pact, clarifying no country is targeted .

U.S. intelligence now assesses Iran’s top strategic priority as control over the Strait of Hormuz, NBC News reported on Aug. 11 . Gulf states have accepted a "new normal" in the waterway, with Iran in effective control, according to The Wall Street Journal .

Netanyahu’s rejection of the Gaza plan has drawn scrutiny, with analysts questioning the risks of defying Trump, as discussed in an Al Jazeera panel on Aug. 11 . The U.S. has also urged Asian allies to increase defense investments to deter regional aggression, a Pentagon official said on Aug. 11 .

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