The Israeli Foreign Minister affirmed that his country is committed to the Trump plan, which aims to achieve peace and stability in the region. He pointed out that the current government does not intend to renew the war or escalate the existing situation, but rather seeks dialogue and understanding with the various parties to achieve common interests and enhance regional security. He explained that these commitments reflect Israel’s desire to build better relations with its neighbors and stay away from conflicts that negatively affect everyone. Israeli officials seek to achieve progress. Tangible in the political process in line with Trump’s vision for peace in the Middle East
Israel’s commitment to Trump’s plan to end the war in Gaza
In his statements on Thursday, Israeli Foreign Minister Gideon Sa’ar affirmed Israel’s commitment to US President Donald Trump’s plan aimed at ending the ongoing conflict in Gaza. Sa’ar pointed out the importance of this plan in achieving peace and stability in the region. He also stressed that Israel does not intend to renew the war, which reflects its desire to move towards positive steps in this direction.
The parties’ commitment to the terms of the agreement
In his statements, reported by a newspaper "Yedioth Ahronoth" Israeli newspaper, Sa’ar stressed the need for all parties to adhere to the terms of the agreement, as he pointed out that the Hamas movement is obligated to the return of all living and dead prisoners, and this is an essential part of any future agreement, which opens the way for achieving real progress towards peace.
An opportunity to stop the war
Sa’ar also explained that President Trump received a response from Hamas, and through that, he was able to create a real opportunity to stop the war, which is a positive thing that must be achieved, which reflects the desire of the international community to achieve lasting peace in the region, and enhances hopes for a more stable future for all.
