Trump announced the disarmament of HAMAS in Israel
United States President Donald Trump spoke at the Israeli parliament Knesset on October 13. This was reported by Zamin.uz.
His speech was warmly received by the deputies with applause. Trump called this visit one of the most important events of his life.
According to the president, HAMAS has accepted the disarmament clause in the peace agreement. He regarded this event as the beginning of peace and emphasized the end of the long-lasting conflict in the Gaza Strip.
Knesset Speaker Amir Ohana highly praised Trump and proposed nominating him for the Nobel Peace Prize. Meanwhile, Israeli opposition leader Yair Lapid stated in his speech that there is good and evil, and those on the side of HAMAS or the Iranian regime stand with oppression.
During Trump's speech, two deputies were expelled from the hall for holding up a poster with the inscription "genocide." The president also spoke about the military aid provided to Israel.
He said that based on requests from Bibi Netanyahu, the most modern and effective weapons have been delivered. According to Trump, the plan to demilitarize Gaza is supported by many countries in the region.
HAMAS will be disarmed and Israel's security will be ensured. Additionally, HAMAS is gradually releasing hostages.
The first group of 7 and the second group of 13 people have been returned to Israel. According to the agreement, in exchange for the hostages, 250 Palestinian prisoners sentenced to life imprisonment and 1,700 people detained after the war will be released from Israeli prisons.
Thus, Donald Trump's speech in Israel is regarded not only as a diplomatic process but also as a new historic stage in world politics. This speech is accepted as an important step aimed at establishing peace in the region.
