New Delhi: Prime Minister Narendra Modi has expressed support for U.S. President Donald Trump’s comprehensive 20-point plan to resolve the Israel-Hamas conflict in Gaza. Cabinet Expansion Possible After November: Minister Zameer Ahmed Khan..!
In a post on his X account today, today , Modi emphasized that the initiative opens a pathway for lasting peace, security, and development for the people of Palestine, Israel, and the West Asia region.XIAOMI Pad 7 Nano Texture Display [Smartchoice] | Snapdragon 7+ Gen 3| 3.2K Display (28.44 cm /11.2") Tablet| 12GB, 256GB| Anti-Reflective| Anti-Glare| HyperOS 2| Dolby Vision Atmos | Graphite Grey
“We welcome President Donald J. Trump’s comprehensive plan to end the Gaza conflict. It provides a viable path for long-term peace, security, and development for the people of Palestine, Israel, and the entire West Asia region,” Modi wrote. He added, “I am confident that all stakeholders will unite behind this initiative to halt the conflict and establish peace.
”On September 29, Trump held discussions with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu at the White House, followed by a joint press conference where he unveiled the 20-point plan. The proposal mandates an immediate ceasefire if both Israel and Hamas agree, with Hamas required to release all hostages within 72 hours.Bengaluru Government's Bumper Reform: 3-Year Age Limit Relaxation in Recruitment..!
The plan also outlines the establishment of an interim international administration, led by Trump and former UK Prime Minister Tony Blair, to oversee Gaza’s reconstruction and funding.
This body will manage the transition of governance to the Palestinian Authority after reforms are completed, alongside an economic development plan to model Gaza after modern Middle Eastern cities.80% Commission Allegations Against Congress... R. Ashok Demands CM Siddaramaiah’s Resignation!
While Netanyahu has agreed to the plan, Hamas’s acceptance remains uncertain. Netanyahu warned that Israel would continue unilateral operations if Hamas rejects the proposal.
The plan has garnered support from foreign ministers of Saudi Arabia, Jordan, UAE, Egypt, Qatar, Turkey, Indonesia, and Pakistan, as well as UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer and the Palestinian Authority. India, which has been providing humanitarian aid to Gaza, reiterated its commitment to peace, as confirmed by the Ministry of External Affairs.Karur Stampede Tragedy: Actor Vijay Approaches Madras High Court... Petition for SIT Probe!