Palestinian analyst Dr. Maher Safi stated that the Sharm El-Sheikh agreement to stop the war in Gaza represents a sustainable truce and grants President Abdel Fattah El-Sisi a political mandate to manage the peace process. He praised Egyptian diplomacy and the presence of U.S. President Trump as a sign of Egypt's key role in resolving the conflict.

Trump's senior advisor Masad Paulos stated that disarming Hamas is a central part of Trump's plan and must be implemented. The Palestinian Authority will take over Gaza's administration after the required reforms, with American technical supervision on the plan's implementation.

After more than two years of the Gaza war and hostage-taking, no real progress toward a peace agreement had been made until now, raising questions about the delay and missed opportunities amid a worsening humanitarian crisis in Gaza.

A former advisor stated that the alternative to UNIFIL forces in Lebanon involves American-French forces on the Israeli border and Russian-Turkish forces on the Syrian-Israeli border. President Michel Aoun confirmed close cooperation between the Lebanese army and UNIFIL, with the army expected to reach about 10,000 soldiers in the south by year-end.

Following the UK's recognition of the State of Palestine, controversy erupted over Britain's role in Middle East peace talks, with Israel denying claims by a British minister that the UK played a key role in securing the Gaza ceasefire.

Osama Kamal recalls Anwar Sadat’s 1977 speech at the Israeli Knesset, emphasizing the importance of recognizing Palestinian rights and achieving a just peace based on justice and dignity, aligned with Egypt’s current stance under President Abdel Fattah El-Sisi.

EU Council President Antonio Costa announced the allocation of €1.6 billion to support the Palestinian Authority over the next two years, describing the Sharm El-Sheikh Summit as a "Day of Hope for Peace" and emphasizing the importance of international support for the peace plan.

Journalist Diaa Rashwan described the Sharm El-Sheikh Peace Summit as a significant event for the Middle East and the Palestinian cause, highlighting President Sisi's statement that 'The true leader prevents war, not wages it.' The summit included the signing of the Gaza Agreement with participation from multiple world leaders.

The UN Security Council will discuss key issues including the Gaza ceasefire, the Great Lakes region, Lebanon, Libya, and Syria this week. Russia presides over the Council and organizes events marking the UN's 80th anniversary.

NATO has started its annual nuclear deterrence exercise "Steadfast Noon" in the Netherlands with 14 countries participating, aiming to maintain alliance readiness and transparency without using live weapons.