Trump released his 20-point peace plan in September 2025 while the 15-point Gaza peace plan was introduced in July this year. Clinton had argued that despite concerns regarding the Gaza peace plan, the international community should engage with it as the only available framework with the potential to move the concerned parties towards implementation. However, on Sunday, Israel rejected Trump's 15-point Gaza peace plan and will not withdraw its forces from the enclave until Hamas is "genuinely" disarmed, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu announced. Facing pressure from far-right coalition partners urging a fresh cabinet vote to abandon the peace plan, Netanyahu, who is locked in a competitive electoral race according to opinion polls, noted that Israel remains in discussions with Washington on the issue. Israeli forces would then withdraw in stages, paving the way for reconstruction and a longer-term political process towards Palestinian self-determination.