Netanyahu rejects Trump's Gaza plan as White House downplays remarks

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

44% : In the first official response from Washington, a senior US official said the White House was "not bothered" by Netanyahu's comments, describing them as part of Israel's election season, according to Axios.
38% : Mladenov also told Israel's Channel 12 that Israeli forces should not be deployed outside the "yellow line" in Gaza.
37% : For his part, Nikolay Mladenov, the Peace Council's high representative, confirmed that Israel has not yet signed the 15-point plan for Gaza, explaining that Israeli withdrawal is contingent on the area being declared free of weapons and tunnels.
35% : Since then, Israel has not launched large-scale attacks on Gaza, and the Israeli military has gradually pulled back toward what is known as the "yellow line.
22% : Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu rejects Donald Trump's Gaza plan; the White House attributes his comments to Israel's election season.
17% : " US-Israeli disagreements over the plan Meanwhile, the Israeli newspaper Israel Hayom cited political sources as saying there are disagreements between the United States and Israel over the roadmap, warning of a possible confrontation with the Trump administration if no solution is reached.

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