Israel’s response to Trump’s Gaza peace plan: Silence from Netanyahu and a weekend of deadly strikes
President Trump announced a Gaza peace plan that would include disarming Hamas. Israel's Prime Minister Netanyahu has not publicly said whether he accepts it, though Trump has indicated he would be disappointed if Israel doesn't agree. Meanwhile, Israel has conducted deadly strikes in Gaza.

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The story so far
4 developments- Jul 30A high-stakes test for Trump’s Gaza ceasefire board as Hamas disarmament looms
- Jul 31Donald Trump presses Israel to accept deal with Hamas
- Aug 1Only lean-left coverage:Trump’s Gaza deal sparks questions on whether Israel, Hamas will comply
- Aug 3Only center coverage:Israel’s response to Trump’s Gaza peace plan: Silence from Netanyahu and a weekend of deadly strikes
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The bigger story
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5 viewpointsHamas says it’s reached an agreement to disarm, a significant move that will face major challenges
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