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    Rejection of the 15‑Point Plan

    On Sunday, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu declared the 15‑point Gaza peace plan, backed by Hamas and promoted by the United States, unacceptable. The move marks a clear break from the trilateral consensus that had been building between Israel, the United States, and the Palestinian Authority.[1]

    Friction with the United States

    The decision has strained relations between Washington and Tel Aviv. U.S. officials, representing President Donald Trump’s administration, have expressed disapproval, noting that the plan had been artistically crafted to secure regional stability before the U.S. pursues broader Middle‑East negotiations.[1]

    Far‑Right Coalition Calculations

    Netanyahu’s rhetoric suggests that distancing himself from the U.S. stance could consolidate support among far‑right co‑governing parties. French‑24 international affairs editor Philip Turle reported that Netanyahu remains prepared to break ties with Trump in order to rally this faction as the election draws near.[1]

    Implications for the Upcoming Election

    The Prime Minister’s stance is likely to influence the political landscape ahead of Israel’s high‑stakes elections. By prioritizing domestic calls for a hard‑line approach, Netanyahu may strengthen his appeal to nationalist voters, while risking alienation of pro‑Washing‑ton constituencies and international allies.[1]

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