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In Rejecting Trump’s Gaza Plan, Netanyahu Reprises a Balancing Act He’s Mastered

Netanyahu rejects Trump’s Gaza proposal, navigating coalition politics, regional pressure, and security calculations in a familiar balancing act

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In Rejecting Trump’s Gaza Plan, Netanyahu Reprises a Balancing Act He’s Mastered

Netanyahu’s rejection of Trump’s Gaza plan highlights the balancing act he has long relied on: aligning with allies while managing domestic politics and regional constraints. By resisting a framework associated with the U.S. president, he signals red lines on security and political control. At the same time, his response aims to avoid a full rupture with Washington and preserve diplomatic flexibility. The move underscores how Israel seeks leverage over outcomes in Gaza without appearing to undermine broader international efforts.

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