Trump says Pak PM, field marshal back his plan to end Gaza conflict '100 per cent'

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

68% : "This afternoon after extensive consultation with our friends and partners throughout the region, I'm formally releasing our principles for peace, which people have really liked," Trump said at a joint news conference with visiting Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu in the White House on Monday.
66% : Trump then went on to thank the world leaders with whom he had "meetings and dialogue" on Gaza, including Pakistan.
66% : Early this summer, Trump had hosted Munir for lunch at the White House and the field marshal had accompanied Sharif for his first visit to the White House.
62% : Just as I was walking out, they said, 'Sir, you have a big notice from the prime minister of Pakistan and from the field marshal that they back this 100 per cent," Trump added.
57% : The Emir of Qatar, who is incredible...UAE, and that's MBZ and ABZ," Trump said, referring to UAE President Mohammed bin Zayed Al Nahyan and Minister of Foreign Affairs Abdullah Bin Zayed Al Nahyan.
55% : "These are the people that we've been dealing with, that have been actually very much involved in this negotiation, giving us ideas, things they can live with, things they can't live with, pretty complex," Trump said.
55% : Sharif had also met Trump in New York on the margins of the UNGA session when the US president held a multilateral meeting on Tuesday with leaders from Arab nations and others, including Egypt, Indonesia, Pakistan, Qatar, Saudi Arabia and Turkiye.
54% : Trump claimed these leaders, among others, were instrumental in developing the proposal for a "deradicalised terror-free zone."
54% : "The King of Jordan was with us in the United Nations.
52% : Sharif, who was in New York for the high-level 80th session of the UN General Assembly, had met Trump, along with Munir, in the White House on Thursday.

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