Germany, Denmark, Norway, and Spain React to Gaza Ceasefire Agreement

According to the English section of ​ webangah News Agency, citing Mehr News Agency and Al Jazeera, german Chancellor Friedrich Merz stated on Thursday that ​a real prospect for peace in the middle⁤ East (West⁣ Asia) exists for the first time in​ a long while.”We urge all​ parties to honor thier commitments,⁢ halt ‍the ⁢war, and pave the‍ way for lasting peace,”⁢ he said.

Denmark’s Foreign Minister emphasized that securing prisoner releases, establishing a ceasefire,‌ and delivering humanitarian aid to Gaza are top priorities. he described the Gaza agreement⁣ as ​a crucial first step with promising potential for further agreements down the‌ line.

Norwegian Prime Minister‍ expressed readiness to participate actively in efforts⁣ aimed at lasting peace and ‌dignified living conditions for both Palestinians ⁤and Israelis. He also thanked⁤ Qatar, ⁣Egypt, and Turkey for their ⁣valuable contributions toward reaching the ceasefire deal in Gaza.

The​ Spanish prime Minister welcomed these developments from West Asia as⁢ well. He asserted confidence that ⁤this marks the beginning of a just and lasting ‌peace. “The time has come for ⁢dialog, aiding civilians, and ⁤justice-to ensure⁤ that such atrocities never happen again,” he affirmed.