His far-right allies were more vocal, demanding the prime minister convene the Cabinet to reject the plan and halt its implementation altogether. Hours after the tweet, Mladenov arrived in Israel on Monday to meet Netanyahu, alongside Aryeh Lightstone, a senior US adviser to the Board of Peace. A source familiar with the meeting said the two envoys had also pressed Netanyahu to stop Israeli attacks. While Netanyahu remains quiet, his political allies are not – underscoring the political sensitivity of Trump’s Gaza plan fewer than three months before Israel’s October elections. The timing of Israel’s general election is significant and Israeli sources assess Netanyahu will not withdraw from any territory before the vote.