Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has once again rejected a fifteen-point peace plan for the Gaza Strip. The plan was originally proposed by the Peace Council established by former U.S. President Donald Trump. This rejection follows an earlier acceptance of the plan by the Hamas militant group. News agencies Reuters and DPA reported Netanyahu’s announcement, highlighting a continued impasse in efforts to resolve the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. The fifteen-point plan's details remain largely undisclosed, but its re-emergence demonstrates ongoing, albeit unsuccessful, attempts at brokering peace. This latest development underscores the deep divisions between Israel and Hamas regarding a path forward for Gaza. The rejection casts doubt on any immediate prospects for de-escalation in the region.