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Bill Clinton says Trump and others 'deserve great credit' for Israel-Hamas ceasefire
Bill Clinton praised President Trump and regional partners for brokering a ceasefire that freed 20 hostages and gained broad support for Gaza's demilitarization plan.
- On October 14, Former US President Bill Clinton welcomed the Israel-Hamas ceasefire as a necessary step and credited President Donald Trump for keeping negotiations on track.
- Leader say the agreement positions Gaza for demilitarisation and credits President Trump and his administration for brokered US-mediated talks, gaining regional endorsement.
- Referring to the October 7, 2023 attack, Former US President Bill Clinton noted its unbearable human loss and urged efforts to stop Iran from acquiring nuclear weapons while protecting innocent civilians.
- He said he was grateful that the last 20 hostages have been freed and noted that humanitarian aid has begun to flow into Gaza.
- With US and regional backing, Clinton urged Israel and Hamas to turn this fragile moment into lasting peace providing dignity and security while protecting allies and urging restraint.
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Former US President Bill Clinton publicly praised Donald Trump's role in brokering the Israeli-Palestinian peace deal on Monday, saying Trump and his administration, as well as Qatar and other regional partners, had done much to end the war and free the Hamas hostages.
Former US presidents Joe Biden and Bill Clinton are not known as fans of Trump, but they praise the Republican for his role in the Gaza war. Biden notes, however, that important preparatory work for a ceasefire was carried out during his term of office.
Donald Trump deserves recognition for his actions in the Middle East, former US President Bill Clinton informs. Joe Biden also refers to his government's share.
Joe Biden, Bill and Hillary Clinton hail US President Donald Trump for Gaza peace plan, stopping ‘unbearable human loss’
Praise from Clinton and rival Biden, both Democrats, go on to highlight the significance of Trump's achievement, whose 20-point peace plan is now in motion, with the first phase having been implemented through the ceasefire and the hostage-detainee swap on Monday between Israel and Hamas.
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