Israel rejects a US-backed Gaza peace plan put forward by President Donald Trump, stating it will not withdraw until Hamas disarms. The stance is presented as a condition for any progress under the proposal.
Hamas, by contrast, says it is ready to move forward with the plan and calls for pressure on Israel. Coverage also reflects competing characterizations of the plan’s status, with Trump portraying it as a potential breakthrough and both Israel and Hamas described as reacting to the latest proposal.
Across the reports, the main point of divergence is the readiness and leverage each side signals: Hamas emphasizes willingness to proceed, while Israel links movement to disarmament. The outlets focus on these contrasting positions, which shape how the plan’s prospects are viewed, including whether negotiations can proceed without agreed steps on weapons and withdrawal.
