Israeli officials have rejected a US-backed plan for Hamas to disarm in exchange for an Israeli withdrawal from Gaza, with some calling the proposal a capitulation. The deal, announced by US President Donald Trump, has sparked skepticism among Israeli leaders, who argue that the plan lacks concrete steps for Hamas to surrender weapons and does not guarantee security for Israel (timesofisrael.com). Israeli Defense Minister Gadi Eisenkot criticized Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu for not achieving the war's goals, suggesting that the agreement was made without proper conditions (dailypost.ng). Meanwhile, Hamas has pledged to disarm in exchange for the full withdrawal of Israeli troops from Gaza, according to reports from The New York Times (news.google.com). However, Israel has not yet agreed to the plan, with officials expressing concerns over the feasibility of the proposal (aljazeera.com). The situation remains uncertain as both sides continue to negotiate, with questions about whether the deal will lead to a lasting resolution (theguardian.com).