Netanyahu says Israel did not agree to US-backed Gaza plan and will not withdraw, contradicting Trump's announcement of a 'major milestone' toward peace.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said in a video posted on his social media accounts on Tuesday that Israel did not agree to a US-backed plan for Gaza and will not withdraw, contradicting Donald Trump's announcement last Thursday of a 'major milestone' toward implementing the Gaza peace plan agreed to in October.
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