Netanyahu rejects U.S. Gaza peace plan, IDF won't withdraw until Hamas disarms

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

44% : Hamas said it agreed to the plan to spare the people in Gaza a possible resumption of war, but it added that the implementation of the deal would depend on Israel first meeting its own commitments, including withdrawal.
39% : The board's decision followed a statement from a senior Israeli official saying Israel would not fully withdraw and would retain the freedom to strike in Gaza.
38% : "I wish to be precise here: Israel does not accept the 15-point document," he said at the start of a cabinet meeting.
38% : A source familiar with Israel's position told Reuters it had agreed that the military would only act against what it perceives as immediate threats in Gaza and no longer carry out targeted assassinations as it had been doing on a near-daily basis.
36% : " Israel has discussed the issue of Hamas' disarmament with U.S. officials, Netanyahu said.
35% : On Monday, the board retracted its plan to require Israel to gradually withdraw from Gaza simultaneously alongside Hamas' disarmament.
32% : So here I am saying it again: Israel does not accept the 15-point document.
32% : Israel has scaled back attacks in Gaza since the meeting.

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