Indonesia has issued a strong condemnation following Israel’s rejection of a 15-point roadmap designed to facilitate recovery efforts in Gaza. The proposed plan aimed to address the critical needs of the region and initiate a path towards rebuilding. Indonesian officials expressed deep disappointment over Israel's decision, viewing it as a setback to international efforts for peace and humanitarian aid. The rejection raises concerns about the future of Gaza and the well-being of its population, already suffering from immense hardship. Indonesia continues to advocate for a just and comprehensive resolution to the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, emphasizing the urgency of delivering aid and ensuring accountability. This stance aligns with Indonesia’s long-standing commitment to the Palestinian cause and international humanitarian principles. The country urges the international community to increase pressure on Israel to reconsider its position and engage constructively in the recovery process.