Sharm el-sheikh: US President Donald Trump confirmed on Monday that the war in Gaza has ended and aid has begun to flow. In a speech following the Sharm el-Sheikh summit on Gaza, Trump declared a historic achievement, stating that the peace agreement reached signifies an unprecedented milestone in Middle Eastern diplomacy.

According to National Iraqi News Agency, Trump emphasized the significance of the peace document signed at the summit, describing it as a pivotal development that has defied previous expectations. He remarked, "The document we just signed is historic, and together we have achieved what everyone said was impossible: peace in the Middle East." The President further elaborated on the end of hostilities in Gaza and the commencement of aid distribution, noting that while the conflict has concluded, the reconstruction of Gaza presents a formidable challenge ahead.

Trump extended his gratitude to the Arab and Islamic countries that played a crucial role in facilitating this diplomatic breakthrough. He particularly acknowledged the efforts of the Emir of the State of Qatar, lauding him as an "exceptional man who is greatly respected." Additionally, Trump conveyed his condolences to Qatar following a tragic car accident that resulted in the loss of lives of some diplomats, expressing solidarity with the nation during this difficult time.