President Donald Trump told world leaders at the Sharm el-Sheikh Summit that Gaza must be demilitarized as part of a 20-point peace plan aimed at achieving “great, glorious and lasting peace.”
President Donald J. Trump gives one final fist pump to everyone on the ground before boarding Air Force One in Egypt.
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He closes out one of the most consequential days in modern history — a day that will be remembered for delivering peace for generations. pic.twitter.com/Oq2IUxa9YH
The plan envisions Israel’s phased withdrawal and Hamas surrendering its weapons, paving the way for reconstruction and a new security framework.
In the past 24 hours — as the hostages were freed in a peace deal he brokered — President Trump:
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— Flew to Israel
— Spoke to the press
— Met with Israeli leaders
— Spoke to the press
— Met with families of the hostages
— Delivered an hourlong speech to The Knesset
— Did an…
Trump said rebuilding Gaza requires a “safe condition for the people” under an “honest police force,” adding that significant funds have already been committed to reconstruction.
.@POTUS: "Today, for the first time anyone can remember, we have a once-in-a-lifetime chance to put the old feuds and bitter hatreds behind us... If we do, together, we will reach the Middle East’s incredible destiny—a safe, and prosperous, and beautiful crossroads of culture and… pic.twitter.com/wkX4d8t5gB
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Meanwhile, in the United Kingdom, officials from the Middle East, Europe, and major financial institutions convened for a three-day conference to coordinate post-war rebuilding efforts.
The UK government said the initiative will be Palestinian-led and focused on clearing rubble, restoring infrastructure, and reviving education and healthcare.
Dozens of top officials from #MiddleEast and European nations huddled Monday with leading global financial institutions for talks in the #UK on rebuilding the devastated #Gaza Strip https://t.co/S0gBJ7d0Ko
— Arab News (@arabnews) October 13, 2025
The two-year-long Israeli offensive, launched after Hamas’s October 7, 2023 attack, left Gaza devastated, displacing most of its population, with death toll climbing over 67,000.
The offensive triggered an international backlash, with the United Nations calling it a genocide.
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