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At yesterday’s peace summit in Egypt, Trump and the leaders of Egypt, Qatar, and Turkey signed a document outlining only vague principles for Gaza’s future. Crucially, Israel and Hamas did not sign the agreement, underscoring the steep obstacles to a lasting resolution.

Trump concluded his appearance in Egypt by boarding Air Force One to the sound of music, leaving behind a summit filled with spectacle, symbolism, and unresolved questions about the future of Middle East peace

Two years after the Hamas attack, the last Israeli hostages are free as part of a landmark ceasefire that also releases 2,000 Palestinian prisoners. Donald Trump lands in Tel Aviv to a hero’s welcome, receives Israel’s highest honor, and calls for Netanyahu’s pardon. But major questions remain: Will Hamas disarm? Who will rebuild Gaza? And is this the dawn of peace — or the start of a new and uncertain chapter in the Middle East?

Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney met UN Secretary-General António Guterres in New York, calling for an immediate ceasefire in Gaza, the release of hostages, and expanded humanitarian aid. The talks coincided with Canada’s recognition of Palestine and renewed backing for a two-state solution, as Carney positioned Canada at the forefront of global peace and security efforts.

Original Notes from the Background Call with NSC Senior Official

Statement by Administrator Power

Administrator Samantha Power led a meeting with international donor partners to address the humanitarian crisis in Gaza.