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The gathering of war criminals, complicit in genocide. Most of them anyway, Turkey, Indonesia and Pakistan have been against the genocide since the start.
Who will be at the Gaza ceasefire summit in Sharm el-Sheikh?
As we’ve been reporting, the summit taking place in Egypt later today will be co-chaired by Trump and Egyptian President Abdel Fattah el-Sisi. According to Egypt’s Al Qahera news, leaders or ministers from the following countries have confirmed they are attending:
Middle East: Bahrain, Jordan, Kuwait, Oman, Turkiye, the United Arab Emirates
Europe: Armenia, Cyprus, France, Germany, Greece, Hungary, Italy, Spain, the United Kingdom
Asia: Azerbaijan, India, Indonesia, Pakistan
UN chief Antonio Guterres, the secretary-general of the League of Arab States and the president of the European Council will also be in attendance.
Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi said on Sunday that he and President Masoud Pezeshkian had decided not to accept an invitation to attend, adding that Tehran still supported any initiative “to end Israel’s genocide in Gaza”.
Trump to receive Israel’s Presidential Medal of Honour: Report
Israeli President Isaac Herzog will inform Trump of his decision to award the US leader Israel’s highest civilian honour upon his arrival in the country later today, according to local media.
Herzog said the award was in recognition of Trump’s “unwavering support” for Israel, including the Abraham Accords, the “historic” ceasefire agreements, securing the release of Israeli captives, as well as the US strikes on Iran.
Herzog will inform Trump of the decision during their meeting on Monday at the Israeli parliament, the Knesset, according to The Jerusalem Post and Ynet News.
Trump is also expected to address the Israeli parliament on Monday.
Captive-prisoner swap ‘leaves a lot of questions’
The ceremonies in Gaza and Israel marking the exchange are a significant event for thousands of people, especially the family members, political scientist and former PLO adviser Xavier Abu Eid says.
He added that the latest development “leaves a lot of questions” and uncertainties after the deal is done.
“We do not know what will happen next,” he told Al Jazeera. “We know that President Trump was very keen to get to where we are at now. But eventually, if the talks for a comprehensive peace are real, we need to include several elements that are not part of the deal.
“So far, the US has not been able to utter the term two-state solution or ending the Israeli occupation. Therefore, there are so many questions that are left open after this ceremony.”
