Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has rejected former President Trump’s 15-point plan for Gaza, signaling a continuation of the current military strategy. He stated unequivocally that Israeli forces will remain in Gaza until Hamas is “genuinely” disarmed. This declaration dismisses potential external solutions and reinforces Israel’s commitment to its existing security objectives. The move suggests Israel will not compromise on its demand for the complete disarmament of Hamas, the ruling faction in Gaza. Netanyahu’s statement offers no timeline for the potential withdrawal of troops. This decision raises questions about the future of Gaza and the ongoing conflict. It also indicates a lack of willingness to negotiate on critical security concerns.