Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu faces a critical situation after the Sharm El-Sheikh peace summit aimed at ceasing fire in Gaza. Netanyahu is weighing his next moves amid internal and external pressures, including threats from far-right ministers and opposition denials of those threats' seriousness.

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The Catholic Church, led by Patriarch Anba Ibrahim Isaac, praised the Sharm El-Sheikh Peace Summit, recognizing Egypt as a voice of peace and supporting its efforts to promote peace and coexistence among nations.

Journalist Akram Al-Qassas described the Sharm El-Sheikh Peace Summit as a "major leap" after two years of war with no military achievements and the people of Gaza bearing the heaviest toll. The summit saw participation from over 31 world leaders aiming for a comprehensive UN-supervised solution.

After the announcement of a ceasefire agreement between Hamas and Israel as part of the first phase of Trump's peace plan, food and medical aid will enter Gaza following a long siege. The Palestinian people in Gaza are the biggest humanitarian losers, while Netanyahu faces political downfall and Hamas remains militarily resilient.

Samir Omar, head of the news channels sector at United Media Services Company, stated there are reasons and data to be optimistic about the Gaza ceasefire, while cautioning against excessive optimism due to Netanyahu's nature. He emphasized that the political path must lead to a two-state solution based on the 1967 borders with East Jerusalem as the capital.

Samir Omar, head of news channels at the United Media Services Company, stated that the ceasefire and peace summit in Sharm El-Sheikh were possible due to two years of efforts. He stressed that lasting stability requires Israel's withdrawal to the June 4, 1967 lines and fulfilling political commitments.