Pakistan, Aug. 11 -- Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has rejected a US-led Gaza plan amid growing pressure from President Donald Trump and his right-wing supporters. The decision comes ahead of Israel's October 27 election. Netanyahu faces a difficult choice between maintaining ties with Trump and protecting his political base. Analysts say his rejection may ultimately satisfy neither side.

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The 15-point proposal would require Hamas to disarm and Israel to eventually withdraw troops from much of Gaza. Trump described the proposal as an important step toward ending the conflict. However, Netanyahu faced strong opposition from far-right members of his gov...