On Monday, President Trump’s new Gaza Shanti Yojana attracted early reactions to support from leaders in the Arab and Muslim world, raising the pressure on Hamas and Israel on the deal to end the two -year war.
Qatar and Egypt have sent Trump’s proposal to Hamas to consider, although it is not clear how long the American designated terrorist group will have to respond. Netanyahu said that he supported Trump’s plan, if it fails to agree with the conditions, promising to destroy Hamas.
Foreign ministers of Pakistan, Indonesia Egypt, Jordan, UAE, Turkey, Saudi Arabia and Qatar supported the plan, until it leads to a route to a Palestinian state, units the Gaza Strip and West Bank, and prevents Israeli anesthesia in any region.
However, his joint statement, unlike Trump’s comments in the first day, admitted that the deal was working on progress.
“Ministers confirm their readiness to the United States and parties to be positive and creatively attached, which was taught in the statement to finalize the agreement and ensure its implementation, in such a way, which ensures peace, security and stability for the people of the region,”.
The Trump would be the head of the “Shanti Mandal” to oversee the infection and rebuilding of Gaza, in which Israel scored his army back in the feet. The 20-point plan of the White House was rare on the nuances.
Senior Fellow, Aaron David Miller, Netanyahu played this smart in the Carnegie Endowment for an experienced American dialogue and International Peace in the Middle East, ” Posted on X,
“Close enough by redefining Trump’s plan within your needs and obstacles. Even if Hamas accepts, the quantity of conversation, arguing and doing politics will take weeks, if there is no clear result in months.”
Trump announced his plan, which he stated that Israel, his Arabs and Gulf had comprehensive consultation with neighbors and Muslim-bound countries that he expects to woo Israel if he could end the bloodshed in Gaza and set a route for a Palestinian state.
Pakistan Prime Minister Shahbaz Sharif said in a statement on X, “I welcome President Trump’s 20-Bindu scheme to end the war in Gaza.”
The Muslim-Bahul country, Pakistan, does not consider the existence of Israel. But Islamabad has sought to deepen relations with Trump, nominating him for the Nobel Peace Prize on his participation in reaching a ceasefire earlier this year.
The President postponed Sharif’s support and said that he also held counseling with Indonesia President Prabovo Sabiano at the points of the scheme. Since his first term, Trump has sought a 2020 agreement to bring Indonesia to Abraham Ecords, which has established relations between high relations with Israel, United Arab Emirates, Bahrain and Morocco.
Indonesia is one of the world’s largest Muslim population.
“He is a wonderful leader and is honored by everyone,” Trump said, referring to Sabiento, and said “he was in the room with us,” last week, referring to a gathering of heads of Arab and Muslim state in the United Nations where the 20-Bandu Peace Plan was discussed.
White House spokesman Karolin Lewitt described the plan that both Israel and Hamas need to give concessions, talking with reporters on Monday morning.
“Finally the President knows that when you come in a good deal, both sides are going to be a little sad,” he said.
For Hamas, it is a commitment to laying its arms and abandon any role in the future rule of the strip. For Israel, the plan involves placing a route to a reliable Palestinian state, some Netanyahu recently rejected his speech at the United Nations last week.
French President Imanuel Macron, who led the charge to recognize a Palestinian kingdom at the United Nations last week, welcomed Trump’s proposal and said that both Israel and Hamas should be committed.
“These elements should pave the way for intensive discussion with all relevant partners to create a permanent peace in the region, based on the two-state solutions supported by 142 UN member states in the initiative of France and Saudi Arabia.”
Standing next to Trump at the White House on Monday, Netanyahu did not say if he would recognize a Palestinian kingdom, but retreated on the first rejection of the Palestinian Authority (PA) – the governing body in the West Bank – Gaza has a role in the future government.
Netanyahu stated that the Trump plan ensures that PA can only return to Gaza after “radical and real” change.
The platform of hostages and families, a group often highly important for Netanyahu, who fails to release the hostages organized by Hamas, appreciated the Israeli leader for accepting Trump’s proposal.
The terms of the proposal have an immediate ceasefire between Israel and Hamas, and then Hamas will need to be abducted during the October 7, 2023 terrorist attack to kidnap the bodies of 20 living and 28 deceased hostages from Israel.
The group said in a statement, “In the past, the release was reduced by phased deals that have never been completed. We should ensure that this time does not share the same fate.” “For our government we say: Go ahead with full determination towards fulfilling this agreement. The world is watching. History will remember. It is now or never.”
Michael Copo, the Chief Policy Officer at the Israeli Policy Forum, is an American-based non-profit organization, which pursues policy solutions for Israel and Palestinian conflict, warned that Monday’s announcement serves as an empty political posture only, without dedicated diplomacy to follow Tramp’s proposal.
“Trump works like this, a deal for political purposes, Bibi [Netanyahu] Reminds everyone that it is far away for political purposes, and now comes a very difficult part of achieving Hamas on the board and then to overcome all the losses of Israeli politics, ” Xe,
