The UAE marks two years since launching the "Compassion for Gaza" campaign, delivering over 90,000 tons of humanitarian aid worth $1.8 billion to Gaza, conducting 81 air drops, and providing ongoing medical support and vital infrastructure projects.

Sunday evening TV programs discussed key topics including the Sharm El-Sheikh summit, a historic moment for Egypt's efforts supporting the Palestinian cause, statements on Gaza management, peace plans, and evolving parenting styles.

Israeli media reported a reduction in the number of Palestinian prisoners to be released by Israel to 1718 from 1722, following amendments to the list including the replacement of two prisoners, one previously released.

Preparations are ongoing at Nasser Hospital in Khan Younis to receive freed Palestinian prisoners, with delays in publishing the release lists and no confirmation of some prisoners' names such as Dr. Hussam Abu Safiya.

A high-level UAE delegation led by Minister Reem bint Ibrahim Al Hashimy visited Ukraine to strengthen trade, investment, and humanitarian cooperation. The delegation met President Zelenskyy and received a top Ukrainian civil honor for the UAE's support.

Zelensky stated that Trump has not yet made a final decision on selling "Tomahawk" missiles to Ukraine and is awaiting the US president's decision. Putin warned that using these missiles would harm Russian-American relations and require direct US military involvement.

Iran announced it will not attend the Gaza summit in Egypt despite receiving an official invitation. The summit in Sharm El Sheikh is chaired by Egyptian President Abdel Fattah el-Sisi and US President Donald Trump, with leaders from over twenty countries participating.

US President Donald Trump said he might warn Russian President Putin about Ukraine receiving Tomahawk missiles if Moscow does not end its invasion. He also mentioned that Ukrainian President Zelensky requested these missiles during a phone call.

US President Donald Trump said he heard about a war between Pakistan and Afghanistan and will try to solve it, after a serious military escalation on the border led to intense firefights between Afghan Taliban forces and the Pakistani army.

Israeli Knesset Deputy Speaker Lior Son Har-Melkh strongly criticized President Trump and confirmed her boycott of his speech in the Knesset. Other Knesset members also announced their boycott ahead of Trump's speech before his trip to Egypt for a historic peace summit.