Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has publicly rejected elements of a proposed deal regarding the Gaza Strip, countering US President Trump’s announcement of a disarmament plan. In a social media video, Netanyahu stated Israeli forces will maintain their current positions in Gaza until Hamas is completely disarmed. This stance appears to directly challenge the terms of an existing October ceasefire agreement, raising concerns about potential renewed conflict. The Prime Minister's declaration signals a firm resolve to prioritize Israeli security concerns above any negotiated withdrawal. FRANCE 24’s correspondent in Jerusalem, Noga Tarnopolsky, is reporting on the developing situation. The comments indicate potential difficulties in securing a lasting resolution to the ongoing conflict. This pushback casts doubt on the future implementation of any US-brokered agreements.