Jordanian diplomacy, led by King Abdullah II, succeeded in preventing the displacement of Gaza's residents and achieving a peace agreement that rejects displacement and affirms Palestinian rights.

After two years of aggression on Gaza and a ceasefire according to Trump's plan, the article questions the winners and losers in the conflict, analyzing Netanyahu's gains and failures and Hamas's role in the Palestinian cause.

Gaza urgently needs support in all forms including food, medicine, money, and medical personnel amid widespread destruction caused by ongoing Israeli aggression. Jordan leads diplomatic and political efforts to provide aid and restore life to Gaza.

Qatari Prime Minister Sheikh Mohammed bin Abdulrahman Al Thani stated that mediators in the Gaza ceasefire agreement postponed tougher issues because the parties were not ready, and that comprehensive negotiations would not have yielded the current results.

Akef Al-Masri, General Commissioner of the Supreme Commission for Tribal Affairs, issued an urgent appeal to the international community about the scale of destruction and humanitarian disaster in Gaza that will become clear after the Israeli occupation withdraws.

The University of Bahrain for Technology held its annual staff forum to enhance communication, review academic and administrative achievements, and discuss future plans in an atmosphere of cooperation and innovation.

A presidential decree appointed five former Ministry of Interior leaders to the Egyptian Senate to enhance political, intellectual, and societal balance in parliament.

Israel is attempting to impose conditions on the release of Palestinian prisoners under the Gaza ceasefire agreement. Palestinian factions accuse Israel of manipulating the list of 250 prisoners, including 195 serving life sentences. The occupation prevents Palestinians from preparing to receive the prisoners and carries out arrest campaigns in the West Bank.

Veteran American journalists participate in a fellowship established to promote Israeli propaganda after the Gaza war, led by journalist Jackie Karsch who supports the Israeli narrative and includes journalists from major outlets like The New York Times and CNN.

Ali Shamkhani, political advisor to Iran's Supreme Leader, confirms no evidence of foreign involvement in the killing of late President Ebrahim Raisi, attributing the helicopter crash to bad weather conditions.