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Netanyahu's rejection of the Board of Peace roadmap is a political maneuver, not a security imperative — a verified disarmament mechanism already exists and Hamas has endorsed it. Blocking it while conflating weapons policy with Palestinian statehood keeps the war open indefinitely, benefiting Netanyahu politically ahead of elections. Real security means accepting the framework built to deliver it, not moving goalposts.
Israel's refusal of the 15-point document is a principled stand — genuine, verified disarmament of Hamas must come before any IDF withdrawal, and symbolic gestures won't cut it. Netanyahu has already proven Israel acts on security, from Rafah to Lebanon to striking Iran twice. Trump is a great friend but holding the line against pressure, even from allies, is what protecting Israeli citizens from terrorist threats demands.
Gaza has become a graveyard financed and sustained by powerful interests far beyond its borders. The suffering of Palestinians is not an abstract tragedy — it is the human cost of weapons, political protection and billions flowing into a system by the Americans and Israelis that has devastated homes, families and futures. The world cannot claim ignorance while Gaza is buried beneath rubble. Accountability means confronting those who fund, enable and normalize this destruction, not looking away.