PM Modi Backs Trump’s Gaza Peace Push, Calls Hostage Release ‘Key Breakthrough’ | India News

On Saturday, Prime Minister Narendra Modi said that Israeli hostages were released as “an important step ında in the ongoing peace efforts in Gaza.

X, PM Modi, “President Trump’s peace efforts in Gaza, we accept for making a decisive progress. Indicators of the release of hostages signifies an important step. India will continue to support all efforts for a durable and fair peace.”

As peace efforts in Gaza, we accept the leadership of President Trump. The indicators of the release of hostages pointing to an important step forward.

India will strongly support all efforts for a durable and fair peace.@realdonaldtrump @Potus– Narendra Modi (@narendramodi) October 4, 2025

Al Jazeera agreed to release all Israeli hostages in response to the 20 -point Gaza Peace Plan introduced by US President Donald Trump on Friday (local time).

“In this context, the movement confirms that it is ready to immediately enter negotiations through mediators to discuss the details of this agreement.”

The group also agreed to deliver the Gaza administration to the body of an independent Palestinian technocrats “based on Palestinian national consensus and Arab and Islamic support”.

“According to Al Jazeera,” President Trump’s proposal on the future of the Gaza Strip and the legitimate rights of the Palestinian people, and the legitimate rights of the Palestinian people are linked to a unified national position and related international laws and decisions. ” He said.

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Development comes after publishing a harsh warning, saying that US President Donald Trump was given a last chance to accept a peace agreement approved by regional and global powers that the militant group was “military trapped” on Friday (local time) on Friday (local time).

“Hamas has been a ruthless and violent threat in the Middle East for years! With the massacre of the October 7, Israel, women, children, elderly, and many young men and women, boys and girls, who have made their lives ready to celebrate their future together with their 7 October massacre).”

In order to underline the scale of the response, “October 7, as an ordeal for the attack on civilization, more than 25,000 Hamas ‘military’ has already been killed. Most of the rest are waiting to promise, ‘Go’, because we know that their lives are quickly extinguished,” Go “.”

In the midst of the plan of the civil measure, Trump called on those who are not out of war to look for security and said, “All innocent Palestinians immediately want to leave the great future death zone to the safer areas of Gaza. Everyone will take good care of those who are waiting to help.”

“Fortunately for Hamas, the great, powerful and very rich nations of the Middle East will be given a last chance for Hamas, together with the United States, with Israel, 3000 years later, this agreement, this agreement, this agreement, this agreement, is above all!”

Emphasizing the global access of the initiative, “The details of the document are known by the world and a great thing for everyone! We will make peace in the Middle East. Violence and bloodshed will stop,” Trump wrote.

Immediately, the request for action clearly, “He wanted the hostages to be released, including the bodies of the dead, to release the hostages!

“If this last chance agreement cannot be reached, all the hell will oppose Hamas, as if no one has seen before.”

Previously, US President Donald Trump, who spoke to journalists on September 30, said Hamas was “about three or four days” to respond to the Gaza Peace Plan.

“All Arab countries have registered. Muslim countries have registered. Israel enrollment. All of Israel is registering. Only waiting for Hamas and will be a very sad end.”

Emphasizing the urgency and scope of the plan, President Trump said, “We want hostages immediately and we want a good behavior. You are not simpler. We have signed every country in the Middle East. This is like something that has never been done before. This is more than Gaza.”

The statements came after a comprehensive attempt to end the ongoing conflict in Gaza. The plan received support from Israel, Arab countries and other Muslim countries in the region.

(With inputs from the moment)