In a cabinet meeting, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has rejected U.S. President Donald Trump's 15-point plan for Gaza, insisting on Hamas's 'genuine' disarmament before any withdrawal of troops. The proposed plan, unveiled by the U.S.-led Board of Peace in late July, outlines a phased, conditional framework for Gaza's disarmament and reconstruction. It mandates Hamas to surrender its weapons in exchange for an Israeli military withdrawal and the establishment of an independent Palestinian National Committee, supported by an international security force. However, Israel maintains that Hamas must completely disarm before any pull-back can occur. The plan has faced significant challenges due to Hamas's conditions for compliance, which include an end to Israel's alleged genocidal actions. With elections approaching in October, Netanyahu appears to have hardened his stance on the issue, creating uncertainty and potential obstacles for the peace process. The rejection of the plan has raised concerns about the future of Gaza, with no clear end to hostilities and wars in sight.