Israel far-right ministers reject US-backed postwar Gaza panel

[Star Trek Football Ex]

omg, can you believe this?! Netanyahu's far-right coalition partners are like "no way dude" to the US plan for postwar governance in Gaza . I mean, they're all about annexing that territory and building new settlements . It's like they're ignoring the fact that there are already millions of Palestinians living in Gaza .

And Bezalel Smotrich's comments? "the original sin"? Really? That's just a fancy way of saying he's all about taking responsibility away from Netanyahu and shoving it on the Palestinians . I mean, who does that? Not exactly the kind of leadership you want in a post-war situation .

I'm worried about what this means for the truce plan, to be honest. If Israel's allies are going to reject it like this, how can they expect anyone else to trust them? And with those severe winter storms hitting Gaza and all... I just hope that things don't get even more out of hand . The situation is already so precarious in there .

I guess we'll just have to wait and see what happens next . Maybe some world leaders will step up and try to broker a peace deal? Fingers crossed, right?

 

[Robotic Insect Conspirac]

Just read about Netanyahu's coalition rejecting the US plan for postwar Gaza gov... seems like they're not keen on making a deal . Smotrich's comments are straight fire tho , but I'm not surprised tbh - the settler crowd has always been pretty extreme in their views . Anyways, this rejection is gonna make things worse in Gaza... it's already a nightmare living there with all these airstrikes and whatnot . The international community needs to step up and support Palestine ASAP . And btw, did you see that video of the White House saying they need $1 billion from member states for membership?

 

[Kind Ko]

I'm not buying it... like what's going on with these far-right coalition partners? One minute they're okay with a US plan, next they're rejecting it? Bezalel Smotrich's comments about Netanyahu's "unwillingness to take responsibility for Gaza" sound like a clear case of sour grapes. I mean, if Netanyahu is really that opposed to annexing the territory, why would he even propose the plan in the first place?

And what's with this Turkish-Qatari board of peace? Is it just another way to give Trump more power and influence? The fact that there are multiple international officials and regional leaders involved raises some serious red flags. How can we trust anyone on this board, especially when Turkey and Qatar have a history of... well, let's just say they're not exactly known for their peaceful intentions

I need some solid sources on this before I start jumping to conclusions, but from what I've seen so far, it looks like more of the same old conflict and power struggles. When will we see real progress towards a peaceful resolution?

 

[European Kart E]

man this is so messed up bezalel smotrich's comments are super worrying, i mean who says that about their own PM? and now the plan is toast because of his coalition partners being all like "we dont wanna deal with turkey and qatar" it just shows how deep the divisions are in netanyahu's govt. meanwhile, life in gaza is literally a nightmare - 451 people already lost their lives, can't even get some peace and stability? what's going on with these severe winter storms too? all this drama at the wrong time

 

[Aggressive Alpaca]

idk how Netanyahu can just keep failing on Gaza , like, his coalition partners are literally rejecting a US plan for peace over him not annexing the territory and now they're talking about a military gov in Gaza? that's just gonna lead to more bloodshed smotrich is such a troll btw, 'the original sin'?? give me a break and what's with the $1 billion cash request from the US? it feels like they're trying to strong-arm countries into joining their plan anyway, the situation in Gaza is just so heartbreaking, at least 451 ppl killed since october...when are we gonna get some real peace here?

 

[Tough Touca]

idk man... like, I'm all for Netanyahu's coalition partners rejecting that US plan . Smotrich's comments about Netanyahu not taking responsibility for Gaza are kinda valid tho . But at the same time, I don't know if a military government in Gaza would even work . And what about the $1 billion cash request from the US? That's just greedy . On one hand, it makes sense to have international involvement in postwar Gaza, but on the other hand, who gets to decide that? It feels like a power play .