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Israel-Hamas peace plan a 'monumental step' in war de-escalation - DFA
Manila Bulletin
|October 12, 2025
The Philippines welcomes the Israel-Hamas peace plan, calling it a "monumental step" toward the deescalation of the conflict there, and expressed hope for a long-term stability in a region critical to maritime trade.
In a statement on Friday, Oct. 10, the Department of Foreign Affairs (DFA) expressed support for the peace deal and congratulated the "peacemakers."
"The Department of Foreign Affairs welcomes the announcement of the Israel-Hamas peace plan, which represents a monumental step towards deescalation and breathes fresh hopes for all those affected in the region, especially the hostages and the people in Gaza," the statement read.
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