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Netanyahu Rejects Board of Peace 15-Point Hamas Disarmament Document

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Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said at Sunday's cabinet meeting that Israel rejects the Board of Peace's 15-point document on Hamas disarmament. He said the IDF would make no withdrawal from Gaza until Hamas gives up every category of weapon, including heavy and lighter arms, and called for real rather than fictitious disarmament. Netanyahu said Israel is discussing the issue with the United States, whose ideas include some Israel accepts and others it does not. He also said the IDF would continue acting against threats to Israeli forces and civilians.

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