Netanyahu Rejects 15-Point Document, Vows No IDF Withdrawal Until Hamas Fully Disarmed

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

62% : "I deeply appreciate President Trump; he is a great friend of ours in the White House," Netanyahu said, praising the U.S.-Israel partnership against Iran's nuclear program.
48% : He said Israel's security interests are defended in reality, not through public relations, and that the country knows how to stand its ground even with close allies when required.
40% : On Iran, Netanyahu highlighted that the Islamic Republic has attacked multiple countries in the region and beyond yet has refrained from striking Israel in recent weeks.
40% : He reiterated that as long as he remains prime minister, Iran will not obtain nuclear weapons, describing Israel's existence as non-negotiable.
37% : Netanyahu contrasted Israel's actions on the ground -- entering Rafah and the Philadelphi Corridor, operating in Lebanon against Hezbollah leadership and rocket stockpiles, and striking Iran twice -- with critics who previously urged restraint or withdrawal.
34% : Israel is discussing the matter with the United States, he said, noting that while some American ideas are acceptable, others are not, and Israel will stand firm where necessary.
28% : "Israel rejects the 15-point document," Netanyahu said.
15% : JERUSALEM (VINnews)-Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said Sunday that Israel rejects a 15-point document under discussion and that the Israel Defense Forces will not withdraw from any areas until Hamas is genuinely disarmed of all weapons.

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