Israeli President Netanyahu is reluctant to accept the peace plan after Hamas moved the goal posts. That reaction drew a furious response from President Trump. However, in the end, a new initial withdrawal line and prisoner exchange are agreed to.
Marina Medvin said Gazans are celebrating because they claim Israel lost.
Left-wing Axios reports that Bibi Netanyahu has failed to fully accept the deal:
When Hamas came back with a “yes, but” to President Trump’s Gaza peace proposal on Friday, Trump called Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to discuss what he saw as good news.
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- Netanyahu felt differently. “Bibi told Trump this is nothing to celebrate, and that it doesn’t mean anything,” a U.S. official with knowledge of the call told Axios.
- Trump fired back: “I don’t know why you’re always so f***ing negative. This is a win. Take it.”
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The State of Affairs Currently
Axios said the exchange was confirmed by a second US official. Hamas is still demanding further negotiations. They want a full end to the war and a full Israeli withdrawal from Gaza. A new withdrawal line was agreed to.
Netanyahu sees that response as a rejection of Trump’s plan. Trump felt differently since they didn’t reject the plan outright.
Trump reacted as he did because he expected Netanyahu to be more positive.
Trump discussed the call in a brief interview with Axios Saturday saying he told Netanyahu this was his chance for victory and that eventually Netanyahu had gotten on board.
“He was fine with it. He’s got to be fine with it; he has no choice. With me, you got to be fine,” Trump said shortly after the call with Netanyahu.
Trump issued a statement calling on Israel to halt its airstrikes in Gaza. Three hours later, Netanyahu gave the order. Netanyahu’s aides stressed on Saturday that he and the president were totally aligned.
Netanyahu recorded a video message praising Trump, emphasizing that parts of Trump’s recent remarks he agreed with. They had managed to reach an agreement.
Peace
There is a lot of BS flying around, but peace is nigh just the same.
Ultimately President Trump wants peace. Trump sent a public message to Hamas warning the group not to use any delay tactics, and stressed that if Hamas doesn’t move forward with the release of hostages, the deal would be off the table.
He also managed to get Israel to agree to an updated map for the initial withdrawal of Israel forces from Gaza.
On Monday indirect negotiations between Hamas and Israel will begin in Egypt. Trump’s envoy Steve Witkoff and Jared Kushner will participate.
Thank you @realDonaldTrump https://t.co/hiG1ZRDrUN
— Bill Ackman (@BillAckman) October 4, 2025
Thoughts: 1) Remember the Paris ‘Peace” talks in 1972-73
2) When a person is too eager for something do they buy a pig in a poke
3) Trope – “the easiest person to sell is a salesman”
4) After 30 years of dealing with the lies of the likes of Hamas, Bibi should be suspicious.
If you were an Israeli, would you put your child in a daycare facility run by Hamas?
Netanyahu angers Trump often.
The plan was a framework, it requires negotiations.
Do not tell me Hamas rejected the plan. Within 24 hours, Netanyahu stated Israel will never withdraw from Gaza. The omissions here are indicative of Israel first beliefs, which then are also not pro-Trump beliefs.
Hamass is leaderless. Their front men don’t live long.
If just one terrorist is left alive, hamass will claim victory.
Israel is conducting a rescue operation of the stupid residents of Gaza, and they don’t even know it.
10-7 was a mossad psyop.
Somewhere a pro Palestine protest is missing their idiot.
You would be unable to refute any of the evidence that Israel was in on the attack, so you name call. My loyalty is to the truth, the USA, and Trump, in that order.
Any honest person knows that.
To an unprincipled person, killing 67,000 of them is a rescue. Wanting them removed from their homes is a rescue.