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Summit hails Gaza ceasefire as step toward two-state solution
Summary
At the Sharm El Sheikh Peace Summit the host framed a newly announced agreement as a milestone ending the Gaza war and urged international support for a two-state solution and reconstruction; President Donald Trump accepted Egypt's highest honor and outlined conditions for rebuilding.
The summit host opened the Sharm El Sheikh Peace Summit by calling the agreement that ended the Gaza war "a glimpse of hope" and urging the international community to support a political horizon for a two-state solution, saying "the Palestinian people is not an exception" to the right of self-determination.
President Donald Trump, who addressed the gathering after the host's remarks, described the deal as a historic breakthrough and said "the hostages have been returned," and that humanitarian aid was pouring into Gaza. Both speakers emphasized international coordination for reconstruction, with the host offering to convene an early recovery and development conference to implement the plan.
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