Trump's Gaza Peace Plan Backed by Arab States, Aiming for Stability
US President Donald Trump's plan to resolve the Gaza conflict has received backing from several Arab states. The goal is clear: to achieve peace, security, and stability in the region. The foreign ministers of supporting Arab nations, along with those of Turkey, Pakistan, and Indonesia, have shown readiness to collaborate with the US and the conflicting parties to finalise and implement the agreement.
The US plan aims to put an end to hostilities, secure the release of hostages held in the Gaza Strip, and rebuild the blockaded coastal territory. Key supporters include Qatar, Jordan, the United Arab Emirates, Saudi Arabia, and Egypt. These nations, along with the US, Israel, and Hamas (through Qatari mediation), are the main players in this peace effort. No other countries have been explicitly named as direct partners in carrying out the plan.
With the support of these Arab states and other nations, the US-led initiative strives to bring peace and stability to the Gaza Strip. The next steps involve working together to conclude and implement the agreement, with the ultimate goal of ending hostilities and rebuilding the territory.
