Indonesia Condemns Israel's Rejection of Gaza Restoration Roadmap
Indonesia condemns Israel's rejection of the 15-point Gaza restoration roadmap, calling it an attempt to thwart international agreements.
Indonesia has strongly condemned Israel's rejection of a comprehensive roadmap aimed at restoring the Gaza Strip. The Indonesian Ministry of Foreign Affairs spokesperson, Vahd Nabyl A. Mulachela, emphasized that the 15-point plan is a collective effort by the global community to support the recovery of life for Palestinians in Gaza.
Nabyl firmly rejected any rejection that could disrupt this collective effort, stating at a media briefing in Jakarta. The comprehensive plan, backed by numerous parties, seeks to end the conflict and establish stability for Palestinians and regional countries. The plan has received endorsement from the United Nations Security Council (UNSC) in Resolution 2803, passed in November 2025.
Nabyl urged the return to compliance and commitment to the full implementation of the roadmap. In contrast, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu rejected the Gaza recovery plan, which was proposed by US President Donald Trump and the Board of Peace. He stated that the Israeli army would not withdraw until Hamas is disarmed completely.
Despite Netanyahu's rejection, Hamas reiterated its commitment to comply with the roadmap and commence the second phase of Trump's Gaza peace plan, even though it was disapproved by Netanyahu.
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