30.09.2025 08:20
The foreign ministers of Turkey, Palestine, Spain, Portugal, England, the Netherlands, Germany, France, India, New Zealand, Jordan, the United Arab Emirates, Indonesia, Pakistan, Saudi Arabia, Qatar, India, New Zealand, and Egypt welcomed the ceasefire plan announced by U.S. President Donald Trump.
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19 countries welcomed the ceasefire plan announced by U.S. President Donald Trump.
In a joint statement, the ministers expressed their support for sincere efforts to end the war in Gaza and their confidence in the U.S. will to find a path to peace.
The statement emphasized the importance of partnership with the U.S. in establishing peace in the region. The ministers expressed their readiness to engage constructively with the U.S. and relevant parties to finalize and implement the agreement.
The statement, which also confirmed joint commitments, noted that the ceasefire plan envisions a fair path to peace based on a two-state solution, which includes the uninterrupted delivery of humanitarian aid to Gaza, the non-displacement of Palestinians, the release of hostages, the establishment of a mechanism to ensure the security of all parties, the complete withdrawal of Israel, the reconstruction of Gaza, and the integration of Gaza with the West Bank.
The ministers emphasized that these elements are critical for ensuring regional peace and security.
PALESTINE WELCOMED IT
A written statement from the Palestinian Presidency expressed satisfaction with Trump's efforts to end the war in Gaza.
The statement indicated that Palestine believes the U.S. President will find a way to peace and is ready to work with the U.S., regional countries, and partners to end the Gaza war and establish positive and constructive interactions.
It was noted that the agreement regarding Gaza should include "preventing land annexation and the displacement of Palestinians, ending unilateral actions that violate international law, the complete withdrawal of Israel from Gaza, and the unification of territories and institutions in the West Bank, including the Gaza Strip."
The statement emphasized that a fair peace based on a two-state solution, which envisions an end to the occupation and the coexistence of an independent Palestinian state and Israel in peace, security, and good neighborly relations, must be established.
SPAIN
Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez announced that he welcomed the "U.S.-backed Gaza peace proposal."
Sanchez stated in a post on the social media platform of the U.S.-based X company, "Spain welcomes the U.S.-backed Gaza peace proposal. It is necessary to put an end to so much suffering."
Sanchez also added, "It is time for violence to cease, for all hostages to be released immediately, and for humanitarian aid to reach the civilian population. The two-state solution, where Israel and Palestine live side by side in peace and security, is the only possible solution."
PORTUGAL
Portuguese Prime Minister Luis Montenegro expressed his satisfaction with U.S. President Donald Trump's "efforts to end the war in the Gaza Strip."
Montenegro stated in a post on the social media platform of the U.S.-based X company, "I welcome President Donald Trump's efforts to end the war in Gaza, which embodies the principles that Portugal has always supported. The openness of the Israeli Prime Minister, the participation of Arab and European partners, and the sensitivity of the international community are promising. Portugal supports this initiative, which could be a starting point for a fair and lasting peace for both peoples."
ENGLAND
British Prime Minister Keir Starmer announced that they welcomed the peace plan presented by U.S. President Donald Trump to achieve a ceasefire in Gaza.
In a written statement regarding Trump's 20-point plan, Starmer said, "I warmly welcome the new initiative launched by the U.S. to end the war in Gaza."
Starmer expressed gratitude for Trump's leadership, stating, "(Trump's) efforts to end the conflicts, release the hostages, and provide urgent humanitarian aid to Gazans are strongly supported by us. This is our priority, and it must happen as soon as possible."
Starmer called on all parties to work with the U.S. administration and finalize the agreement, while also urging Hamas to accept the plan, lay down arms, and release the hostages.
Starmer noted that the U.K. will continue its efforts to reach a consensus with its partners for a lasting ceasefire, stating, "We are ready to make a joint effort to end the war in Gaza and bring about a lasting peace where Palestinians and Israelis can live side by side in security."
NETHERLANDS
The interim government in the Netherlands welcomed the peace plan presented by U.S. President Donald Trump to achieve a ceasefire in the Gaza Strip.
In a statement on the social media platform of the U.S.-based X company, Dutch interim Prime Minister Dick Schoof evaluated Trump's plan for Gaza.
Schoof noted that the end of the war has become visible with Trump's plan, stating, "Now Hamas also needs to give its approval. A ceasefire, secure access to massive humanitarian aid, and the release of all hostages are now vital."
Schoof stated, "This ceasefire should be a serious step towards the only possible lasting solution, which is a two-state solution," arguing that Hamas should have no role in this solution.
Dutch interim Foreign Minister David van Weel also expressed their satisfaction with Trump's plan and efforts, stating:
"It is important for Israel to accept this plan. The Netherlands has long been calling for a ceasefire that both sides will support. This ceasefire remains critical for the release of hostages, significantly increasing humanitarian aid, and achieving lasting peace in the Middle East. We look forward to seeing the details of the plan. The Netherlands will continue its efforts to end the war in Gaza."
GERMANY
German Foreign Minister Johann Wadephul stated that the plan presented by U.S. President Donald Trump to achieve a ceasefire in the Gaza Strip offers a unique opportunity to end the horrific war and that this opportunity should not be missed.
In a written statement, Wadephul evaluated Trump's plan for Gaza.
Wadephul said, "The U.S. plan for Gaza offers a unique opportunity to end the horrific war in Gaza. It gives hope to hundreds of thousands suffering from unimaginable humanitarian challenges due to ruthless conflicts in Gaza. Ultimately, it carries the hope that this war may soon come to an end for both Israelis and Palestinians."
"This opportunity must not be missed. Hamas should evaluate it," Wadephul stated, calling on everyone who could influence Hamas to take immediate action.
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Wadephul thanked U.S. President Trump, the Arab states in the region, and other Muslim countries that want to establish peace in Gaza with their concrete support.
Wadephul, stating that Germany is ready to provide concrete support for the plan, emphasized that the plan could pave the way for a broader reconciliation process in the Middle East and requested that this opportunity be evaluated.
Wadephul mentioned that he plans to visit the region this weekend for this purpose.
FRANCE
French President Emmanuel Macron expressed his satisfaction with the plan presented by U.S. President Donald Trump to achieve a ceasefire in the Gaza Strip.
In a statement made on the social media platform of the U.S.-based X company, Macron stated, "I welcome Trump's determination to end the war in Gaza and to release all hostages."
Regarding the plan, Macron said, "I expect Israel to act decisively on this matter. Hamas has no option but to immediately release the hostages and implement this plan."
Macron emphasized that these elements should "open the way for in-depth discussions with all relevant partners for the construction of lasting peace in the region based on the principles adopted by 142 UN member countries through the initiative of France and Saudi Arabia and the two-state solution." He expressed that France is ready to contribute and will be sensitive to the commitments of the parties.
INDIA AND NEW ZEALAND ALSO WELCOME THE CEASEFIRE PLAN
India and New Zealand announced that they welcome the peace plan presented by U.S. President Donald Trump to achieve a ceasefire in Gaza.
Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi, in a post on the social media platform of the U.S.-based X company, stated, "We welcome President Donald Trump's announcement of a comprehensive plan to end the conflict in Gaza."
Modi noted that the plan "provides a viable path to long-term and sustainable peace, security, and development for the people of Palestine and Israel, as well as the broader West Asia region."
Calling for all parties to unite behind Trump's initiative, Modi expressed hope that support for this effort would lead to the end of the conflict.
New Zealand's Foreign Minister Winston Peters also stated on the social media platform of the U.S.-based X company, "New Zealand welcomes the U.S.'s 'Comprehensive Plan to End the Conflict in Gaza' as an example of global leadership."
Peters called on the parties to seize this important opportunity to end the conflict and fully implement the terms of the plan, emphasizing that New Zealand wants to see an immediate end to this destructive conflict.
WHAT HAPPENED?
The White House had announced U.S. President Donald Trump's proposal titled "Comprehensive Plan to End the Gaza Conflict," consisting of 20 items.
Trump stated at a joint press conference with Netanyahu, whom he hosted at the White House, that if the plan is accepted by the parties, "the war" will end immediately, Israel will gradually withdraw from Gaza, a new process without Hamas's role will begin in Gaza, and all prisoners will be released.
Netanyahu also expressed support for the plan, stating that it "achieves the war objectives."
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