Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu says Israel will not withdraw from its current positions in Gaza until Hamas is completely disarmed. Multiple outlets report that Netanyahu makes the condition central to Israel’s position, rejecting any withdrawal plans that would occur before Hamas can no longer carry out attacks. Euronews also reports that Netanyahu pushes back against a US-backed Gaza arrangement, linking his stance to efforts by Washington to advance a ceasefire. NDTV adds that Netanyahu responds to a recent deal announced by US President Donald Trump, again emphasizing that Israel would not leave Gaza unless Hamas fully disarms. Across the coverage, the key message is consistent: Israeli forces remain in place until Hamas’ disarmament is complete. The articles do not present new details on timing, implementation, or how disarmament would be verified, but they characterize Netanyahu’s statement as a refusal to support a withdrawal in advance of Hamas’ disarmament, including in the context of US-mediated proposals.