Former Egyptian Foreign Minister Mohamed Kamel Amr revealed the White House plan to stop the war on Gaza, starting with a ceasefire and prisoner exchange between Hamas and Israel, followed by gradual Israeli withdrawals and Hamas surrendering weapons, with transitional management led by Trump.

The UN Security Council has reimposed sanctions on Iran over its nuclear program, with warnings from Europe and Israel about potential escalation. Iran rejects canceling its nuclear program and confirms readiness to face sanctions amid rising regional tensions and the possibility of military escalation.

Last week saw major developments including broad international recognition of the Palestinian state and a US acquisition deal for TikTok, alongside a sharp Western media split over Israel's isolation following Netanyahu's UN speech.

North Korea's Deputy Foreign Minister declared that the country will never abandon its nuclear arsenal, viewing disarmament as a threat to its sovereignty and existence. He also expressed willingness to cooperate with countries opposing aggression and domination.

Israel's Prime Minister apologized to Qatar for the September 9 airstrike on Doha during a phone call involving U.S. President Trump, Qatari Foreign Minister Sheikh Mohammed bin Abdulrahman, and Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu. Netanyahu pledged no future attacks, while Qatar emphasized protecting its sovereignty and citizens.

Libya faces social tension due to protests against the growing number of migrants, with assaults on foreigners and calls for strict measures. The Moroccan community expresses concern over rising anti-migrant rhetoric and increased harassment.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu stated that Israel will maintain security responsibility in the Gaza Strip according to the U.S. peace plan, warning that Israel will finish the mission if Hamas rejects the plan.

A Hamas official stated that the movement has not yet received Trump's written peace plan for Gaza, despite Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu's support. Reports indicate that Qatar and Egypt have officially handed over the plan to Hamas.

Samir Omar stated that Netanyahu openly declared the existence of a Palestinian state is a danger to Israel, and Trump expressed understanding of this position during their joint press conference. Omar also praised President Abdel Fattah El-Sisi's efforts for peace and highlighted Egypt's historic role in the Palestinian cause.

Samir Omar stated that Egypt does not need Trump's recognition of its mediation role in the Gaza ceasefire, highlighting Netanyahu's rejection of a Palestinian state as the biggest obstacle to peace.