Gaza Agreement Receives Global Support and Calls for Full Implementation

SadaNews - The ceasefire agreement between the Islamic Resistance Movement (Hamas) and Israel, reached early Thursday morning, has sparked positive international reactions. Several leaders from European countries, Canada, India, the United Nations, and international organizations welcomed the "historic agreement" and called for immediate and full adherence to its clauses.

United Nations
UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres urged all parties involved to fully comply with the ceasefire agreement, stating that all detainees should be released in a dignified manner and ensuring a permanent cessation of hostilities.

Guterres also called for the immediate and unimpeded entry of humanitarian supplies and essential commercial goods into the Gaza Strip.

United Kingdom
British Prime Minister Keir Starmer praised Hamas and Israel for agreeing to the first phase of the agreement, asserting that it must be fully implemented without delay.

While Starmer urged all parties to fulfill their commitments and end the war, he called for the immediate lifting of all restrictions on aid to the Gaza Strip coinciding with the implementation of the agreement.

Australia
Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese welcomed the agreement, stating that this step represents essential progress towards peace and urged all parties to respect the clauses of the Trump Plan.

Canada
Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney congratulated U.S. President Donald Trump on his leadership and thanked Qatar, Egypt, and Turkey for their diligent efforts to support the negotiations.

Carney also called for the swift implementation of all agreed-upon terms, working towards a fair and lasting peace.

Italy
Italian Foreign Minister Antonio Tajani viewed "good news" coming from the Middle East and expressed his country's readiness to participate in the reconstruction of Gaza and send troops if an international peacekeeping force is established.

Netherlands
The Netherlands, through its Foreign Minister, welcomed the agreement, considering it an important step, emphasizing that full implementation is vital.

India
Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi expressed his support for the agreement on the first phase of the "Trump Peace Plan," hoping that the release of prisoners and the boost in humanitarian aid for the people of Gaza would pave the way for lasting peace.

Germany
Germany, represented by its ambassador in Israel, Steffen Seibert, also welcomed the qualitative leap achieved in negotiations aimed at ending the war in Gaza.

German Chancellor Friedrich Merz stated that Berlin continues to monitor the situation regarding the Gaza Agreement, but is confident of reaching a solution this week.

Spain

Spanish Foreign Minister José Manuel Albares stated: "We must do everything to implement the agreement in Gaza."

He added that Netanyahu's government must put an end to the genocide against Palestinians and take genuine steps towards a permanent peace.

He confirmed that lasting peace is conditioned on a two-state solution and the establishment of a Palestinian state.

He said that those responsible for the genocide in Gaza must be held accountable.