The Prime Minister of Israel, Benjamin Netanyahu, has vowed that neither Hamas nor the Palestinian authorities will govern the Gaza Strip when the 15-month-old war ends. Netanyahu disclosed that he is “committed” to the United States’ proposal to take over the Gaza Strip and displace its Palestinian residents.

Hamas accuses Israel of a "war crime" in blocking aid entering Gaza, as Benjamin Netanyahu says there are consequences for rejecting a US proposal to continue the truce.

The Trump administration has rejected an Arab-supported reconstruction plan for Gaza, favoring a US-led initiative that involves expelling Palestinian residents. Trump's vision includes transforming Gaza into a riviera under US control.

Israel has halted all humanitarian aid deliveries into Gaza after the first phase of a ceasefire deal with Hamas expired, with Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu defending the move as necessary leverage to secure the release of remaining captives.

It's hard to see how Trump's Gaza plan would be carried out without Israel resuming the war and launching an even bloodier offensive than the last one, which left much of Gaza in

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said on Sunday the ceasefire in Gaza would only continue if Hamas keeps releasing hostages, saying “there will be no free lunches.”

Israel has agreed to a new U.S. proposal to extend the first phase of the ceasefire in Gaza in exchange for the release of about half of the remaining hostages — both living and dead — but Hamas has so far refused to accept it,

Israeli PM Netanyahu said Israel has agreed to a US ceasefire plan but blocked aid into Gaza, accusing Hamas of controlling and misusing supplies. He stated that Israel would not allow aid to be exploited for terrorism amid the ongoing standoff.