Netanyahu has reservations about Trump's plan for Gaza despite prior coordination of most of its items

According to "CNN", Israeli officials reported on Sunday that Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has reservations about some items of U.S. President Donald Trump's plan regarding the Gaza Strip, even though most of its details were precisely coordinated with him in advance.

According to sources, Netanyahu is expected to seek amendments to the plan during the upcoming meeting at the White House, which aims to end the war in Gaza and determine the future of the region after disarming Hamas.

These developments come amid intense U.S. efforts to bridge the gaps between the two sides, amid leaks indicating that the plan includes sensitive items that Netanyahu rejects, which could affect the chances of reaching a final agreement.