inp.polri.go.id - Jakarta. Indonesia strongly condemns the Israeli regime's rejection of the 15-point roadmap for implementing the comprehensive plan for the recovery of the Gaza Strip, calling it an attempt to undermine the implementation of international agreements.
According to Indonesian Ministry of Foreign Affairs Spokesperson Vahd Nabyl A. Mulachela, Indonesia views the roadmap as a collective effort by the global community to ensure the restoration of life for the Palestinian people in Gaza.
"We reject any rejection that could thwart this collective effort," Nabyl said at a media briefing in Jakarta on Thursday (8/13/2026).
He said the comprehensive plan, which is extensive and supported by many parties, aims to end the war and create stability for the Palestinian people and countries in the region.
Furthermore, the Gaza recovery plan has received approval from the United Nations Security Council (UNSC) through Resolution 2803, passed in November 2025, he said.
"Indonesia reminds us to return to the principle of compliance with and commitment to the full implementation of the comprehensive roadmap," Nabyl said.
Zionist regime leader Benjamin Netanyahu on Sunday rejected the Gaza reconstruction plan drafted by US President Donald Trump and the Board of Peace (BoP).
"Israel rejects the 15-point document issued by the Board of Peace for Gaza," Netanyahu said in a video statement after a cabinet meeting, as quoted by the Yedioth Ahronoth daily.
"Israeli forces will not carry out their withdrawal until Hamas is completely disarmed," he added.
Amid Israel's rejection, the Palestinian militant group Hamas on the same day declared its commitment to complying with the roadmap for proceeding with the second phase of Donald Trump's Gaza peace plan, despite Netanyahu's rejection of the plan.
In their statement, Hamas stated that it is serious about "responsibly engaging" in the implementation of the 15-point plan and has set a clear timetable for its implementation.
The process must also pave the way for the start of the reconstruction process in Gaza and for the National Committee for the Administration of Gaza (NCAG) to immediately exercise its authority, Hamas said.
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