Pakistan Welcomes Gaza Peace Plan
The 15-point plan calls for a Gaza governing committee and an international force, but implementation remains uncertain and Israel has not accepted full demilitarisation.
- President Trump's Board of Peace reached a historic agreement on Saturday for the complete disarmament of Hamas and all other armed groups in Gaza, establishing a 15-point process to end almost three years of fighting.
- Since October 2025, when President Trump brokered a 20-point ceasefire deal, fighting never stopped; 1,180 Palestinians were killed and 3,800 injured, while Israel reported losing five soldiers over the same period.
- Mediators expect implementation work to begin within 14 days, with the Board of Peace seeking the NCAG to govern Gaza and the ISF to establish a security centre in Rafah.
- The Cabinet approved last weekend allowing 200 troops from Morocco and Uganda to enter Rafah, yet the plan conflicts with Israel's defence and finance ministers' proposal for three 'nahal' outposts within the Gaza Strip.
- University of Sydney academic Martin Kear called complete disarmament an enormous concession for Hamas, while Carnegie Endowment for International Peace analyst Aaron David Miller described implementation as a 'heavy, heavy lift,' remaining skeptical.
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Pakistan welcomes Gaza peace plan
ISLAMABAD: Pakistan has welcomed the positive developments under the Board of Peace towards the implementation of the Gaza Peace Plan, the Foreign Office (FO) said on Saturday. Pakistan also appreciated the mediating countries, including the United States of America, Egypt, Qatar, and Türkiye, for their sustained efforts and expects that these developments will result in the full implementation of all commitments under the Gaza Peace Plan. The F…
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