President Donald Trump confirmed he will meet Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky at the White House on Friday. Trump also expressed his belief that Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan could play a key role in ending the Russia-Ukraine conflict.

Journalist Diaa Rashwan confirmed that serious moves have begun to transition to the second phase of the Gaza peace plan, which includes governance, security, and the political track. He noted that the American team remains in the region and that President Trump initially lacked understanding of the Palestinian reality.

Samir Omar emphasized that the Sharm El-Sheikh peace summit brought cautious optimism due to efforts by Cairo, Doha, and Ankara, and that the two-state solution based on June 4, 1967 borders is essential for stability. He stressed the need for international, Arab, and Palestinian pressure to continue the political settlement process.

Samir Omar stated that Hamas has lost much both politically and as a resistance movement, emphasizing that the Palestinian cause is greater than all factions. He noted Hamas's political pragmatism in amending its charter in 2017 and accepting the two-state solution despite accusations of prioritizing factional interests.

The recent agreement between Hamas and Israel on the first part of Trump's peace plan came as a result of several factors including the genocide in Gaza and Saudi-French diplomatic efforts, aiming to achieve a ceasefire, return hostages, and dismantle Hamas's military capabilities.

The United Nations has allocated $20 million to secure food, water, and shelter in the Gaza Strip following the signing of a comprehensive agreement to end the war during the Sharm El Sheikh Peace Summit.

The Egyptian government has implemented over 603 projects in 12 service sectors across 18 villages in Matoubes, Kafr El Sheikh, achieving a 98% completion rate. Projects include schools, sanitation, drinking water, health units, housing, and infrastructure improvements to enhance residents' quality of life.

The Second Terrorism Circuit is set to try 46 defendants in the Second Al-Agouza Cell case, accused of leading and joining the Muslim Brotherhood terrorist group across several Egyptian governorates from 2014 to March 2022.

The Coptic Orthodox Church has been a member of the World Council of Churches since 1954, playing an important role in theological dialogue and promoting unity among Christian denominations worldwide.

Four summits held in Sharm El-Sheikh between 1996 and 2003 negatively affected Lebanon due to Hezbollah and the resistance forces. A recent international summit aimed at a Gaza ceasefire was met with Iranian and Hezbollah rejection, continuing hardline stances and weakening Lebanon's position internationally.