Donald Trump Signs Historic Peace Agreement for Gaza
In what he described as a “historic turning point for the Middle East,” U.S. President Donald Trump on Monday signed a comprehensive peace agreement aimed at ending the long-standing conflict in Gaza. The signing ceremony took place in Cairo, Egypt, and brought together key regional mediators and leaders from Egypt, Qatar, and Turkey, all of whom played critical roles in facilitating months of behind-the-scenes negotiations.
Flanked by diplomats and regional representatives, Trump called the event “a day that generations have been working, striving, hoping, and praying for.” He emphasized that the agreement marks a new era of diplomacy and cooperation in a region that has known decades of violence and division.
“This historic agreement proves that peace is possible when courage, vision, and faith come together,” Trump said during his remarks. “The prayers of millions around the world have finally been answered. The people of Gaza, Israel, and the broader Middle East deserve a future free of fear and full of opportunity.”
The deal—negotiated over several months with quiet coordination among U.S. envoys, Egyptian mediators, and Qatari and Turkish diplomats—is said to include a permanent ceasefire, humanitarian and reconstruction support for Gaza, and a framework for political reconciliation between divided Palestinian factions.
Regional analysts have described the move as one of the most significant diplomatic breakthroughs in recent years. Egyptian President Abdel Fattah el-Sisi reportedly praised the U.S. administration’s efforts, calling the deal “a bold and much-needed step toward regional stability.” Turkish and Qatari officials echoed similar sentiments, expressing hope that the agreement would open the door to sustained peace and economic recovery in Gaza.
As Trump concluded the ceremony, he congratulated all sides for their “extraordinary courage” and reiterated America’s commitment to supporting the peace process in the months ahead.
“Today, we are not just signing papers—we are making history,” he declared. “For the first time in decades, we can truly say that peace in the Middle East is within reach.”
The signed agreement is expected to go into immediate effect, with international monitors overseeing its implementation and humanitarian agencies preparing to scale up operations in the region.