The U.S. President has introduced the second phase of his peace proposal for the Gaza situation. This comes following a series of diplomatic strides and international negotiations, indicating a step forward in resolving the longstanding issues in the region. The process is keenly watched by the international community, including Japan, given significant geopolitical and humanitarian dimensions.

The Gaza conflict frequently surfaces in the Japanese media due to the country's commitment to peace and human rights. Japan's interest stems from its post-WWII pacifist constitution and a history of non-military contribution to international issues. Japanese public tends to value efforts toward achieving peace and stability in conflict-zones.

In the U.S. and EU, the handling of the Gaza conflict is more direct and seminal as both entities have historically been involved in Middle Eastern peace processes. Their approach, often criticized for bias, tends to be more politicized and military-oriented compared to Japan's relatively neutral and less intrusive stance.