Israel Rejects Trump’s 15-Point Plan to Disarm Hamas

What the report says

According to The New York Times World, the latest dispute centers on President Trump’s proposed 15-point framework for Gaza, which included Hamas giving up its weapons and an Israeli withdrawal from the territory. The plan was tied to Trump’s Board of Peace, which announced an agreement last month as part of broader efforts to end the conflict.

The reported rejection by Israel underscores the continuing split over how to move from a ceasefire or truce arrangement to a longer-term settlement. The key issue appears to be the sequence and enforcement of disarmament, Israeli military withdrawal, and who would control security and governance in Gaza.

The article’s limited publicly available text does not provide further details on Israel’s specific objections or any new concessions from Hamas. In general, such proposals have been central to diplomacy around the Gaza war, with the main parties and outside mediators often disagreeing over security guarantees, postwar administration, and whether disarmament can be verified.

The development matters because the terms of any peace plan will shape both immediate fighting and the future political order in Gaza and surrounding areas. It also signals that even if a framework is announced, translating it into an accepted agreement remains highly uncertain.