PM Modi welcomes Donald Trump’s plan to end Israel-Gaza conflict: ‘Pathway to long-term peace’

Prime Minister Narendra Modi welcomed US President Donald Trump’s extensive plan to end the two-year-old Israel-Gazze conflict. Prime Minister Modi said Trump’s plan for “long -term and sustainable peace” for the Palestinian and Israeli people.

“We are glad to welcome President Donald J. Trump to announce a comprehensive plan to end the Gaza conflict. For the Palestinian and Israeli people, he offers a long -term and sustainable peace, security and development.”

“We hope that everyone will meet behind President Trump’s initiative and support this effort to ensure the conflict and secure peace.”

Prime Minister Modi’s words came as a White House on Monday (local time) US President Donald Trump and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu after a meeting to end a peace plan to end the Gaza conflict.

Previously, Canada, Qatar, Jordan, United Arab Emirates, Indonesia, Pakistan, Turkey, Saudi Arabia and Egypt welcomed US President Trump’s plan.

The Peace Plan involved that there would be a Deradik, a terrifying region that would not be a threat to Gaza’s neighbors and would be redeveloped for the benefit of the Gaza people who suffered.

The peace plan stated that if both parties accept this offer, the war would end immediately. Israeli forces will be drawn to the line that is decided to prepare for hostage. During this period, all military operations, including the air and artillery bombardment, will be suspended and warlopes will be frozen until the conditions for full -stage withdrawal are met.

Peace plans also stated that Israel’s acceptance of this agreement to the public within 72 hours will be returned to all live and deceased hostages.

After all hostages were released, Israel will release 250 lifetime prisoners, including all women and children detained in this context after 7 October 2023, Plus 1700 Grazans. For every Israeli hostage whose ruins have been released, Israel will release the remains of 15 deceased vazans.

The Point Plan states that after all hostages have been returned, HAMAS members will be given amnesty to Hamas members who decide to live together peacefully and to dismiss their weapons. HAMAS members who want to leave Gaza will provide a safe transition to the receiving countries.

Upon the adoption of this agreement, full aid will be sent to the Gaza Strip immediately. At least the rehabilitation of the infrastructure (water, electricity, sewage), rehabilitation of hospitals and ovens, and the input of the equipment required to remove rubble and open paths, which will be consistent with those whose aid amounts will be included on January 19, 2025.

The Peace Plan said that the entry of the distribution and aid to the Gaza Strip will proceed without intervening through the United Nations and Agencies, and Red Crescent will progress in addition to other international institutions that are not related to both sides. Opening of the Rafa pass in both directions will be subject to the same mechanism applied in accordance with the agreement on January 19, 2025.

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