A representative from the 'Board of Peace' stated on Monday that a peace plan associated with former U.S. President Donald Trump remains active and that negotiations with Israel are ongoing. The official’s comments were made in response to recent statements by Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, who has publicly dismissed the viability of the plan under current conditions.

Netanyahu reiterated his stance during a televised address to his government on Sunday, emphasizing that Israel will not consider a withdrawal from Gaza until Hamas is fully disarmed. This position directly challenges the premise of the plan mentioned by the 'Board of Peace' official, who insisted to Reuters that the process is still moving forward. While the official maintains that the framework is still being implemented, the Israeli government’s current policy remains focused on the total disarmament of Hamas as a prerequisite for any further discussions regarding the territory's future. The discrepancy between the official's claim of an 'operative' plan and the Prime Minister's public rejection highlights a significant gap between the diplomatic efforts being described and the stated security policy of the Israeli leadership.