According to international media reports, several hard line Israeli ministers raised serious concerns over the draft resolution presented to the UN Security Council, which endorses former U.S. President Donald Trump’s Gaza proposal. These ministers voiced their reservations in what observers called a rare yet revealing moment of internal friction within the ruling coalition.
During a tense cabinet meeting, Netanyahu assured right wing members that Israel’s decades-long resistance to Palestinian statehood would stand firm in the face of both foreign persuasion and domestic pressure. He emphasized that not even a sliver of doubt had entered his long held position, adding that the policy opposing Palestinian sovereignty would continue for years, if not generations, to come.
Speaking on Hamas, the prime minister declared that the group would be disarmed by any means necessary, whether the path is smooth or strewn with obstacles. His remarks underscored Israel’s intent to maintain strategic control regardless of the complexities ahead.
Meanwhile, the UN Security Council is set to hold a pivotal vote today on a joint resolution from the United States and several Muslim countries supporting Trump’s Gaza framework. Analysts say the outcome could reshape diplomatic dynamics in the region, even as Israel’s leadership remains steadfast in its stance.
