Hamas response to Trump’s Gaza plan opens window for ceasefire: PM Shehbaz
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Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif addresses United Nations meeting. — Reuters/File
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Prime Minister Shahbaz Sharif welcomed Hamas’s response to US President Donald Trump’s plan to end the two -year war in Gaza on Saturday, saying it opened a window for ceasefire and lasting peace, which should not be allowed to be closed again.
In a post on X, the Prime Minister also thanked President Trump for the leadership of Qatar, Saudi Arabia, Turkey, Egypt, the United Arab Emirates, Jordan and Indonesia, which led to his efforts during the meetings of the UN General Assembly (UNGA) meetings.
The day after the statement, Trump directed Israel to stop the Gaza Strip bombing, following Hamas’s announcement that it accepted parts of his proposal, which aims to end the two -year conflict from the October 7, 2023 attack and release all other hostages.
The premiere said: “Ilishadola, we are close to the ceasefire than the time when this genocide was launched on the Palestinian people. Pakistan always stands with the Palestinian people and will always do so.”
“The statement issued by Hamas has created a window to ensure ceasefire and peace, which we should not allow again,” he said. He added that Pakistan will continue to work with all brotherhood and partners. [ensure] Peace forever in Palestine. “
Separately, the Foreign Office (FO) also welcomed the Palestinian group’s response in a statement.
“It provides an important opportunity to secure the ceasefire, eliminate the bloodshed of innocent Palestinians in Gaza, release hostages and Palestinian prisoners, ensure civilized humanitarian aid, and pave the way for a reliable political process toward lasting peace.
He said, “Pakistan will continue a constructive and meaningful partnership in this process.
“Pakistan endorses its principle support for the Palestinian purpose and stands in full solidarity with the Palestinian people in their mere struggle to practice their own unavoidable right to dignity, which has led to a sovereign, viable and internationally based on the establishment of Palestine.
Hamas’s response was welcomed by world leaders and allies, Palestinian Islamic Jihad.
He said in a statement, “Hamas (reaction) represents the status of Palestinian resistance factions to Trump’s plan, and Islamic jihad participated responsibly in consultation with the decision.
The approval of the group’s plan can help release the hostages organized by the two groups in Gaza.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s office said earlier this week that Israel was preparing to “immediately implement” the first phase of Trump’s Gaza project to release Israeli hostages after Hamas’s response.
After US President Donald Trump demanded that the bombing be stopped, Palestinians allegedly expressed happiness and hope for an end to the two -year war, but Israel continues to pound Gaza.
Israeli fire has killed six people in the Gaza Strip since development, local officials said. Medical activists and local officials said four people were killed in a strike in a house in Gaza city, while another killed two others in Khan Younis, south.
Since the beginning of the war in October 2023, Israel has killed at least 66,288 people and injured 169,165 since October 2023. Thousands are believed to have been buried under the rubble. During October 7, 2023, a total of 1,139 people were killed in Israel, attacks and close to 200.
