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5 Aug 2026, 14:17

Benjamin Netanyahu, the Prime Minister of Israel, announced on Wednesday, August 14, through a video message that the country does not agree with the U.S. proposal for disarming Hamas and managing Gaza. Netanyahu stated in the message: "President Trump and his team think they can force Hamas to disarm and demilitarize Gaza. We are considering this matter. They sent us a draft, we did not agree; this draft is not ours; we sent our opinions."

Last week, Hamas announced that it would disarm on the condition that Israel withdraws from the Gaza Strip. Despite Trump's positive response, Israel remains opposed to this Hamas proposal, and several ministers from the coalition cabinet have already emphasized that the country's army will not withdraw from Gaza.
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In his speech at the official funeral of Theodor Herzl's grandparents, the Prime Minister of Israel emphasized that the country is amid sensitive military and political events. Benjamin Netanyahu praised the U.S. President, saying: "I want to make this clear; President Trump is our greatest friend and the greatest friend we have ever had in the White House, and the United States is also our greatest ally."
However, the Israeli Prime Minister, stressing the preservation of Tel Aviv's fundamental interests, added: "But the existence of Israel — whether with an agreement or without an agreement — is non-negotiable. I am determined to do whatever is necessary to ensure our security and future."
Israel is currently in the midst of negotiations for two agreements: an agreement with Lebanon for the gradual withdrawal of its forces from the south of that country and a peace agreement for Gaza to transfer the management of these areas to a peace committee according to Trump's plan.
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On Wednesday, August 14, Benjamin Netanyahu, the Prime Minister of Israel, during a visit to the new soldiers' recruitment center, emphasized the internal unity of the country following the events of October 7, stating that Tel Aviv will not allow the establishment of an independent Palestinian state. Netanyahu remarked: "We will not establish a Palestinian terrorist state here; a state that we know intends to destroy the Jewish nation-state."
The Israeli Prime Minister further added that the opposing side seeks the destruction of Israel, as this country promotes the values of progress, democracy, and freedom; values that, according to him, are hated by "barbaric enemies."
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