During a cabinet meeting, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu stated that Israel rejects a 15-point document. Regarding the Gaza conflict, Netanyahu asserted that the Israeli Defense Forces (IDF) will remain deployed and will not withdraw until Hamas is fully disarmed and ceases actions that threaten Israeli forces and citizens. Netanyahu also addressed Iran’s nuclear capabilities, making a firm declaration that Israel will prevent Iran from acquiring nuclear weapons, regardless of the diplomatic outcomes achieved with Washington or various Arab states.
He emphasized that, irrespective of any final agreement, Iran will not possess nuclear weapons as long as he remains in office. In separate remarks, Netanyahu commented on international diplomatic efforts, specifically referencing a 15-point “action plan” established by a Peace Council previously associated with Donald Trump, intended to implement a final truce in Gaza. He also stated his view that a specific New York mayor should be considered an outlaw and should not be accommodated at the end of July.
The statements outline a firm governmental stance on security measures, indicating that diplomatic negotiations are contingent upon comprehensive security guarantees. The Prime Minister’s comments underscore a commitment to maintaining military readiness and preventing regional escalation concerning nuclear proliferation.
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