He emphasized that the purpose of the ceasefire was to de-escalate tensions and reduce civilian suffering, and warned that continued violations would invite severe consequences. Trump stated that the U.S. still hopes the ceasefire will help restore peace, but made it clear that patience is limited and retaliation will be “unavoidable and intense” if the attacks continue.

His remarks come at a time when international pressure is mounting on both sides to honor ceasefire commitments, protect civilian lives, and work toward a long-term peace solution in the region.

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Prime Minister Modi welcomed the first phase of US President Donald Trump’s peace plan between Israel and Hamas. In a message on X, he praised the leadership of PM Netanyahu and hoped the agreement would ensure aid and peace for Gaza.

Egypt announced that the summit will take place at Sharm El-Sheikh on Monday. It will be co-chaired by Egyptian President Abdel Fattah El-Sisi and US President Donald Trump. Leaders from over 20 nations will join to discuss the Gaza ceasefire and regional peace.

UN Chief Antonio Guterres will also attend the summit. The recent ceasefire deal was achieved through Egypt, Qatar, Turkey, and US mediation. It includes troop withdrawals, opening of aid routes, and release of hostages and prisoners in the first phase.

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