Pakistan’s top diplomat Ishaq Dar on Sept. 30 said that U.S. President Donald Trump’s 20-point plan to end the Israeli war on Gaza is “not our document.”
“This is not our document, which we sent to them. There are some key areas that we want covered.… If they are not covered, they will be covered,” he said, adding that the immediate objectives of the plan were to ensure a ceasefire, “stop the bloodshed, let the humanitarian aid flow and end forced displacement,” addressing a news conference in Pakistan’s capital Islamabad.
Consider Trump’s announcement of the 20-point plan to be “an announcement from their side,” he added.
“We have issued a joint statement on behalf of eight countries. We own this. If there is any difference anywhere, we would go by—we are committed to this,” he said, referring to a joint statement by eight Muslim countries supporting Trump’s plan.
