The position was conveyed in an official statement issued in Ramallah and disseminated through diplomatic channels, including representations abroad.

According to the statement, the agreement is considered a “positive and important step” toward achieving broader stability in the Middle East. The Palestinian presidency also acknowledged the role of international actors, including Pakistan and other parties, in facilitating dialogue and supporting efforts leading to the ceasefire.

The communication emphasizes the need to maintain and expand such diplomatic initiatives in order to reach a lasting cessation of hostilities. It situates the agreement within ongoing multilateral efforts aimed at conflict resolution and regional stability.

President Mahmoud Abbas called for the extension of the ceasefire to areas including Gaza, the West Bank, and East Jerusalem. The statement reports continued incidents affecting Palestinian populations in these territories, referring to what it describes as ongoing attacks by settlers and Israeli forces.

The presidency further calls for a cessation of hostilities affecting neighboring countries, including Lebanon, linking these developments to broader regional security concerns. It presents the extension of the ceasefire as a measure that could contribute to the protection of civilians and to overall stability.

Such statements are typically communicated through official diplomatic missions, including the Palestinian Mission in Berlin, as part of broader public diplomacy efforts aimed at informing international partners and audiences.

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