Donald Trump Praises Role Played by Egyptian President in Gaza Deal
Egypt, led by President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi, is credited with facilitating the ceasefire and advancing the second phase of negotiations between Israel and Hamas, US officials said.
- On Oct 13, US President Donald Trump hailed Abdel Fattah al-Sisi for his role in Gaza talks and said the second phase of negotiations had started.
- The summit co-hosted by Sisi and Trump gathered more than two dozen world leaders to advance the Gaza peace conference, implement the ceasefire deal, and map a lasting peace.
- Body language analysts noted Trump repeatedly used `General` and flashed his trademark thumbs-up gesture, while Sisi called Trump the `only one` able to bring peace shortly after his arrival.
- He addressed Israeli lawmakers on Monday as 20 hostages captured by Hamas were released and urged a pardon for Benjamin Netanyahu while pressing Israel to pursue lasting peace.
- The summit signals a remarkable turnaround in U.S.-Egypt relations, but critics and left-wing opponents questioned praising Egypt given Sisi's authoritarian reputation and use of force.
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