The Sharm el-Sheikh Summit, held in Egypt and hosted by Prime Minister Mostafa Madbouly, focused on efforts to end the ongoing war by Israeli occupation forces against the oppressed people of Gaza. Several world leaders attended and shared their views on the conflict and prospects for peace.

According to AnsarPress, the summit convened on Monday with the goal of establishing a framework to halt the Israeli military assault on Gaza and to promote a lasting peace agreement.

Trump: "We Don`t Want World War III"

Donald Trump, the President of the United States, announced during his address that a comprehensive agreement between Israel and Hamas would soon be signed. He said the issue of the remains of Israeli captives was still unresolved, but efforts to locate them are ongoing.

Ignoring the repeated record of Israeli violations of previous peace accords, Trump declared:

"The agreement between Israel and Hamas will hold. Everything has progressed smoothly in a way no one expected, and everyone is satisfied. The Gaza Agreement is the largest and most complex peace deal ever made. We don`t want World War III."

Trump, together with Egyptian President Abdel Fattah el-Sisi, Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan, and Qatari Emir Sheikh Tamim bin Hamad Al Thani, signed a comprehensive document outlining the Gaza Peace Agreement.

El-Sisi: "We Seek a Middle East Free of Weapons of Mass Destruction"

Egyptian President Abdel Fattah el-Sisi described the summit as a historic moment, expressing hope that the agreement would close a painful chapter in human history.

He emphasized that the two-state solution remains the only viable path to achieving the legitimate aspirations of both Palestinians and Israelis.

"The security of nations cannot be achieved through force or military power but through peace, and peace is our strategic choice," el-Sisi said.
"The right of self-determination for the Palestinian people must be preserved. Peace is not built by governments-it is built by nations, and the shared will of peoples is peace."

El-Sisi also announced plans to begin reconstruction efforts in Gaza in the coming days and voiced optimism for a brighter future in the region.

"We want a Middle East free of weapons of mass destruction," he added. "The Gaza Agreement must be implemented, the two-state solution realized, and we have signed a historic document today in pursuit of that goal."

Shehbaz Sharif: "I Nominate Trump for the Nobel Peace Prize!"

Meanwhile, Shehbaz Sharif, the Prime Minister of Pakistan, hailed the summit as a historic breakthrough, proclaiming:

"Today is the greatest day in modern history because peace has finally been achieved after tremendous effort! We again nominate President Trump for the Nobel Peace Prize! He is the best candidate because he has saved millions of lives!"

Criticism and Observations

Despite the formal tone and declarations of peace, none of the speakers at the summit explicitly condemned nearly two years of Israeli genocide and atrocities in Gaza.

Analysts noted that while the meeting marked a symbolic step toward dialogue, it also highlighted the international community`s continued reluctance to hold the Israeli occupation accountable for its systematic crimes against the Palestinian people.