Will Israel's security cabinet vote on the Board of Peace's 15-point Gaza plan before Aug 21?
50% of users predicted YES — the community missed this one. 2 predictions cast.
Israel's security cabinet did not hold a formal vote on the Board of Peace's 15-point Gaza plan before August 21, 2026. Instead, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu publicly stated on August 9 that Israel had not agreed to the US-backed proposal, rejecting its terms rather than bringing it to a cabinet vote. Netanyahu insisted there would be no Israeli withdrawal from Gaza until Hamas fully disarms, a position at odds with the plan's sequencing. The rejection followed weeks of ambiguity after President Trump announced the broader agreement on July 30, and it stoked visible tension between Jerusalem and Washington over implementation. This is distinct from a separate, earlier cabinet vote in late July that approved limited entry of an International Stabilization Force into Gaza under a related 20-point framework; that vote did not constitute action on the 15-point plan referenced in this question. The community was evenly split on the outcome, with half predicting a vote would occur, so the result did not clearly validate or contradict the group's expectations.