In a landmark development, the Gaza Peace Agreement was formally signed in Sharm El-Sheikh, Egypt, marking a major diplomatic milestone after years of conflict and bloodshed in the region.
According to international media reports, the agreement—brokered through mediators between Israel and Hamas—was officially signed by the Emir of Qatar, along with the Presidents of Egypt and the United States, during a grand ceremony.
The accord aims not only to establish a lasting ceasefire but also to ensure the reconstruction of Gaza, political stability, and a sustainable system for humanitarian assistance.
The U.S. President had earlier proposed a 20-point peace plan to end hostilities in Gaza, which both Hamas and Israel recently endorsed, agreeing to a ceasefire.
As part of the agreement’s first phase, Hamas released 20 Israeli hostages, while Israel freed several Palestinian prisoners.
Coinciding with the hostages’ release, the U.S. President, who was in Israel at the time, flew to Egypt to attend the signing ceremony of the historic peace accord.
The event was attended by Pakistan’s Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif, Palestinian delegates, and diplomats from various countries, while many world leaders joined via video link to witness the moment that could reshape the future of the Middle East.
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