Hamas, the Palestinian militant group, is expected to soon announce its position on a proposed peace deal. The news has resonated in Japan due to its vested interest in Middle Eastern issues. While the specifics of the peace proposal remain undisclosed, its implications for regional stability and the security landscape in the Middle East are noteworthy. This development is anticipated to impact Japan's diplomatic relations and foreign policy initiatives.

Japan has been actively involved in seeking peaceful resolutions in the Middle East and this latest development could affect its foreign affairs policies. The Japanese public holds an overall high concern about the Israeli-Palestinian conflict due to its potential to disrupt global peace and stability. Legal values such as international law compliance and human rights are also held strongly by the Japanese.

Compared to the US and EU, which have direct stakes in the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, Japan plays more of an intermediary role, advocating for diplomacy and peaceful resolution. While both the US and EU have complex political relationships in the region, Japan primarily focuses on maintaining balance and peace.