Pakistan Raises Concerns Over Altered Gaza Deal Draft
Pakistan has openly expressed doubts about the Gaza deal draft after key changes surfaced in the document. Finance Minister Ishaq Dar stated, “This is not our document,” highlighting Pakistan’s surprise at the modifications. The White House’s plan, which previously seemed to have broad consensus, now faces scrutiny from Islamabad. These remarks signal Pakistan’s hesitation to endorse the deal in its present form.
The news comes after Axios reported that Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu negotiated significant changes to the draft. Originally, the document was reportedly agreed upon between former US President Trump and various Muslim leaders. The negotiations’ sudden shift has led to uncertainty and diplomatic friction. For Pakistan, the unexpected alterations raise concerns about the deal’s legitimacy and the peace process’s future.
International Diplomacy Faces New Hurdles
The evolving situation underscores the fragility of international agreements in the Middle East. As Islamabad seeks clarification, the international community watches closely. The fate of the Gaza peace plan now depends on whether stakeholders can restore trust and return to the original terms.
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