Pakistan, world leaders welcome agreement on first phase of Trump’s Gaza deal

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US President Donald Trump announced on Wednesday that Israel and Hamas have reached a long -awaited agreement to release the Gaza ceasefire and hostage, which has created the first phase of its plan to end the two -year war in the Palestinian Enclave.

This development has been described as an important step towards preventing the most deadly dispute in the region in recent decades, followed by months of indirect negotiations and international pressure from both sides to agree with a war.

The announcement reacted sharply by world leaders, with many people urging Israel and Hamas to urge them to fully enforce their promises under this agreement.

‘Great day’

“I am very proud to declare that both Israel and Hamas have signed the first phase of our peace plan,” Trump said about the truth. “

“This means that all the hostages will be issued soon, and Israel will be pleased with this as the first steps towards a strong, sustainable and everlasting peace.

“All parties will be treated fairly! This is a great day for the Arab and Muslim world, Israel, all surrounding nations, and the United States, and we thank the mediators of Qatar, Egypt and Turkey, who worked with us to make this historic and unprecedented event.

‘Historical Opportunity’

Prime Minister Shahbaz Sharif praised the announcement of the Gaza Seas Fire and the hostage release agreement as “a historic opportunity to secure sustainable peace in the Middle East”.

In a post on X, he praised President Donald Trump’s “unprecedented commitment to world peace” throughout the negotiations, as well as “commitment and wise leadership” for his tireless mediation efforts in Qatar, Egypt and Turkey.

Prime Minister Shahbaz paid tribute to the “unprecedented misery” of the Palestinian people, saying that their trials should be repeated “never, never.”

He also condemned the “recent provocation in the mosque”, urging the international community to “account for the occupants and illegal settlers” and stop the steps that could endanger the progress toward peace.

He confirmed Pakistan’s commitment to work with Pakistan’s “partners, friends and brotherly countries” to ensure peace, security and dignity for the Palestinian people in accordance with their aspirations and UN resolutions.

‘Big day for Israel’

Netanyahu said in a statement, “A big day for Israel.”

“Tomorrow I will call the government to approve the agreement and bring all my dear hostages home. I thank the brave IDF soldiers and all the security forces – thanks to their courage and sacrifice, we have arrived that day.

“I thank President Trump and his team under my heart for dedicating this sacred mission to liberate my hostages.

“With the help of God, we will continue to achieve all our goals together and increase peace with our neighbors.”

‘Never give up their people’s rights until independence’

Hamas said in a statement, “We greatly appreciate the efforts of our brothers and mediators in Qatar, Egypt and Turkey, and we also appreciate the efforts of US President Donald Trump, which aims to completely eliminate the war and seek full return of occupation of the Gaza Strip.”

“We call on President Trump, the agreement guaranteed states, and all Arab, Islamic, and international parties to force the occupation government to fully impose their responsibilities under the agreement and to avoid or delay it.

“We salute our great people in the Gaza Strip in Jerusalem and the West Bank, and all over the homeland and Daspura, who have shown unprecedented honor, courage and bravery – fought against fascist occupation plans and targeted them and their national rights.

“We confirm that the sacrifices of our people will not be obsessed, and we will remain in accordance with our covenant-until freedom, freedom and self-determination are achieved, we will never abandon the national rights of our people.”

‘Permanent ceasefire should be protected’

“I welcome the announcement of a ceasefire and hostage release agreement in Gaza based on President Donald J. Trump’s proposal,” Guterres said in a statement. I appreciate this urgent need for diplomatic efforts in the United States, Qatar, Egypt and Turkey in broker. “

“I urge full compliance with the terms of the most affiliated agreement. All hostages should be released at one dignity. The ceasefire should be protected.

“The United Nations will support the full implementation of the agreement and increase the provision of permanent and principle humanitarian aid, and we will advance efforts to restore and rebuild Gaza.

“I urge all stakeholders to take advantage of the important opportunity to establish a reliable political path towards the end of occupation, recognize the right of the Palestinian people’s self -determination, and gain a solution to the two states that enable Israelis and Palestinians to live in peace and security.

“The stake has never been too much.”

‘Essential First Step’

“Hamas needs to release all hostages and Israel will have to withdraw its army on a unanimous line,” Peters said in a statement.

“This is an essential step towards achieving lasting peace. We ask Israel and Hamas to keep working towards a complete resolution.”

Israel and Hamas agreed to a ceasefire and hostage agreement after a long wait, which is the first phase of US President Trump’s plan to end the war in Gaza, killing more than 67,000 people and newly shaped the Middle East.

The agreement, signed on Thursday, also called on Israel to release hundreds of Palestinian prisoners and allow humanitarian aid to increase in Gaza – two years after Hamas began the conflict in October 2023, two years after the conflict began.

According to an AFP based on state -owned Israeli figures, the announcement came a day after the second anniversary of the October 7 attacks, killing 1,219 people, mostly civilians. 251 people were taken hostage in Gaza, where 47 are left, including 25 Israeli forces say it has died.

According to the Gaza Ministry of Health, at least 67,183 Palestinians have been killed in the Israeli military campaign, whose statistics consider the United Nations credible. Statistics show that there are more than half of the dead women and children.

Gaza’s Civil Defense Agency reported the attack a few hours before the deal, and an AFP journalist near the border on Thursday morning heard several blasts.

Global pressure has increased to end the war, in which Gaza was mostly flattered, unannounced famine, and the Israeli hostage families are still longing for the return of their loved ones.

News of the progress made between Israel and Gaza began celebrations in both Israel and Gaza, in which Israeli families demonstrated fireworks, and Palestinians clapped and rejoiced on the possibility of peace.

If it is fully implemented, the closest parties to the deal have come to stop the two -year war, which has renovated the Middle East in Iran, Yemen and Lebanon, and deepened Israel’s international isolation.

Despite the hopes of ending the war, important details are unclear-including the withdrawal of soldiers, the post-war administration for Gaza, and the future role of Hamas.