Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has publicly rejected any agreement on Palestinian statehood during talks with former U.S. President Donald Trump, despite Trump’s 20-point Gaza peace plan calling for a “credible pathway” under certain conditions. Netanyahu called the plan a “historic breakthrough” but stressed that granting statehood would reward terrorism. Israeli Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich also criticized the plan, warning that allowing a Palestinian security force or Qatar’s involvement could undermine achievements. The plan proposes a phased Israeli withdrawal, ceasefire, and hostage exchange within 72 hours, but questions remain over its feasibility and reception in Gaza. <br /> <br />#TrumpGazaPlan #NetanyahuGaza #IsraelPalestineConflict #GazaPeacePlan #PalestinianStatehood #TrumpPeacePlan #NetanyahuDeniesStatehood #IsraelPolitics #MiddleEastTensions #GazaCrisis #HamasIsraelConflict #BezalelSmotrich #CeasefireGaza #HostageExchange #TrumpMiddleEast #GazaConflict2025 #IsraelGazaUpdate #PalestinianRights #InternationalDiplomacy #MiddleEastPeace #TrumpNetanyahuMeeting #IsraelWithdrawals #GazaSecurity #QatarGaza #PeaceTalksMiddleEast #IsraelHamas #TrumpDiplomacy #GazaAid #ConflictResolution #HistoricBreakthrough<br /><br />~ED.420~HT.408~GR.124~
