Israel says it has conveyed “concerns” to the United States regarding a Gaza war-ending framework championed by President Donald Trump. Multiple outlets report that Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s office made the message through a spokesman, while Israel continues airstrikes and other operations in Gaza. The remarks describe the concerns as linked to the adequacy of disarmament arrangements and Hamas’ stated willingness to give up weapons under Trump’s proposal, which has been portrayed by some reporting as part of a process for a nascent Palestinian governing structure.
Several sources also frame the communication as part of a broader diplomatic tension. They describe a potential disconnect between Trump and Netanyahu, noting Netanyahu’s October re-election campaign and his emphasis on close ties with the U.S. leader, including a recent meeting between Trump and Netanyahu.
Additional reporting cited by outlets points to Israeli criticism of Hamas’ behavior, with Netanyahu’s spokesman saying Hamas is preparing for further attacks. Other outlets refer to reports that Hamas agreed to the general plan, while Israel’s position remains that more concrete steps and conditions are required.
