LONDON, Oct 9 (Reuters) - Israel's international dollar

bonds rallied on Thursday after Israel and Hamas agreed to the

first phase of U.S. President Donald Trump's plan for Gaza.

Longer-dated maturities saw the biggest gains, with bonds

maturing 2043 and after rallying more than 1 cent, Tradeweb data

showed. Israel's 2054 bond enjoyed the biggest gains, up 1.6

cents to be bid at 96.60 cents, its highest level in a year.

Bonds elsewhere in the region showed a more muted reaction.

Egypt's international dollar bonds climbed just over 0.3 cents

for longer-dated maturities, while Lebanon's traded broadly

flat.

Israel's shekel strengthened around 0.5% to 3.2591 to the

dollar, LSEG data showed.

The country's blue-chip stock index rallied 1.6%,

closing in on a record high hit on Sunday.