Summary
President Donald Trump attended a global summit in Egypt to discuss Gaza's future and promote peace in the Middle East. He previously visited Israel to celebrate the ceasefire with Hamas and emphasized the need for lasting peace in the region. Nearly three dozen countries participated in the event, although Israel's Prime Minister did not attend due to a holiday.
Key Facts
- President Trump went to Egypt for a summit on Gaza's future and Middle East peace.
- He had earlier been in Israel to mark a U.S.-negotiated ceasefire with Hamas.
- The summit included representatives from nearly three dozen countries.
- Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu did not attend the summit because of a Jewish holiday.
- Trump emphasized turning long-standing conflicts into opportunities for peace.
- He promised to help rebuild Gaza and encouraged Palestinians to reject violence.
- Trump also mentioned cooperation with Iran, despite recent tensions.
