Gaza: Wide support for Donald Trump’s plan

Several Arab states support the plan of US President Donald Trump to settle the Gaza War. The Foreign Minister of Qatar, Jordan, the United Arab Emirates, Saudi Arabia and Egypt welcomed the proposal, which provides for an end to the fights, the release of the hostages dragged into the Gaza Strip and the reconstruction of the sealed coastal strip.

“The ministers emphasize their willingness to work positively and constructively with the United States and the parties to the conflict in order to conclude the agreement, to ensure his implementation and to bring peace in the region to peace, security and stability,” said the joint statement, which was also supported by Turkey, Pakistan and Indonesia.

The Palestinian Authority (PA) also praised the peace plan of US President Donald Trump. According to a report by the Palestinian news agency, the PA announced that a comprehensive agreement on the end of the Gaza War would also pave the way for a two-state solution.

According to the WAFA report, the PA, which manages parts of the West Bank, also affirmed its will to reform. This included presidential and parliamentary elections. In addition, the authority wants to abolish laws that payments to the families of prisoners and killed. Israel regularly criticizes President Mahmud Abbas’s authority to ensure that they pay funds to prisoners in Israeli prisons and to bereaved of assassins.

Federal Foreign Minister Johann WadePhul (CDU) described the peace plan as a “unique opportunity” for an end to the war. The plan offers “hope for hundreds of thousands suffering in Gaza”, it said in a explanation of WadePhul. “This opportunity must not be wasted.” The radical Islamic Palestinian organization Hamas must take them. WadePhul also announced a trip to the region next weekend to support the peace efforts.

WadePhul also thanked Trump for “his great commitment to the end of the war”. The Federal Foreign Minister explained that Trump wanted to take over the management of a “Peace Council”, which should monitor and supervise a future expert government in the Gaza Strip in Gaza Strip.

There is also a lot of praise from France’s President Emmanuel Macron and the British Prime Minister Keir Strandmer. “Hamas has no choice but to leave all the hostages free of charge and to follow this plan, “he wrote the French head of state. He expected Israel that it is resolved on this basis.” We support Donald Trump’s efforts to end the fights, to free the hostages and to provide the provision of urgent humanitarian aid for the people in Gaza, “emphasized striker. Have “top priority”.

EU Council President António Costa was “encouraged” by the “positive reaction” by the Israeli head of government Benjamin Netanyahu. Costa called on all parties to “use this moment to give peace a real chance”. The situation in the Gaza Strip is “unbearable”. The fights would have to be ended “and all hostages must be released immediately,” continued Costa.