Without the Turkish president and the Iraqi prime minister, this ¡°peace summit¡± would have really ¡°broken¡± Trump¡¯s office, and Erdogan¡¯s ¡°rebellion¡± during the summit, forcing Trump to make a disrespectful choice.

According to Red Star News, on October 13, the leaders of 35 countries gathered in the Egyptian seaside city of Sham Sheikh to hold a summit in the name of "peace".

As a result, Trump was hard to get the Israeli prime minister to attend, and Netanyahu did not refuse, knowing that this was a great time for him to declare Israel¡¯s ¡°justice¡± and ¡°victory¡± while also humiliating countries. So just before the upcoming summit, Trump called Egyptian President Sisi and got a formal invitation for Netanyahu to fight.

However, just after the Egyptian President's Office announced that Netanyahu was about to attend, something no one expected happened. Turkish President Erdogan immediately ordered the special plane that had arrived over the Egyptian city of Sharm el-Sheikh not to land.

He also warned Trump and Egyptian President Sisi that if Netanyahu was present, he would fall back and not attend the summit.

If Erdogan was the only one who did this, it would be fine to say, but the key point is that Erdogan's practice has been echoed by leaders of many countries.

Iraqi sources said Iraqi Prime Minister Sudani also informed Egypt and the United States that Iraq would withdraw from the summit once Netanyahu arrived.

And the source also added that ¡°the positions of the other participants are similar to those of Iraq, so Trump¡¯s attempt to take Netanyahu to the summit failed.¡±

This also added a lot of dramatic color to the ¡°peace¡± summit.The summit was a political show, after all, it remains to be seen whether a lasting ceasefire can be implemented in Gaza.

As a party deeply involved in mediation, the Prime Minister of Qatar recently said that negotiations on Hamas disarmament and other more difficult matters were suspended while Hamas and Israel released hostages from each other.

Hamas has consistently disagreed with disarmament and claimed that the future of Hamas requires a joint decision by the Palestinian people. They proposed that Palestinian factions hold a meeting to decide whether Hamas wants to disarm and the future of the Gaza Strip.

But Israel has always seen Hamas disarmament and the de-militarization of the Gaza Strip as the targets of the Israeli military operation, and on October 13 when reporters said Hamas had released all surviving hostages, Trump pulled out with the words ¡°they will also disarm.¡±

Therefore, this also indicates that the next ceasefire negotiations between Israel and Kazakhstan will be difficult. If the two sides fail to reach an agreement, then it is conceivable that not only the Israeli army will make a comeback, but even the US military may come to an end in person. By then, how will countries in the Middle East ensure the safety of the people in Gaza?

Therefore, Egypt and the United States are rushing to host this ¡°peace summit¡± in ¡°half-off champagne¡± to give Trump a stage to show his so-called ¡°diplomatic capabilities.¡±

But if there was no opposition from foreign leaders such as Erdogan and Sudani, if Trump really took Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu, the diplomatic summit that had been ¡°painless¡± could really shock the world once again.

Since Egypt had claimed that the summit was focused on the implementation of the ceasefire agreement with Gaza, but if Netanyahu was present, the summit would most likely turn into ¡°negotiations on the Palestinian peace plan,¡± Netanyahu would have to declare Israel¡¯s core demands to all countries present.

It will also allow Trump to put pressure on countries to agree to Hamas disarmament and other conditions on which consensus is temporarily difficult to reach.

Under these circumstances, leaders have only two options: either to reject the summit outcome and end up in discord, which will lead to the continuation of the Gaza conflict, as was the case at the 2023 Sharm el-Sheikh summit; or accept the summit outcome and betray the interests of the Palestinian people.

Either of these two results will make this summit one of the most important moments in history. Although Erdogan and other foreign leaders "rebelled", Trump made a "choice against his will"-"had to give up taking Netanyahu to the meeting".

But it was precisely because of this ¡°unhealthy choice¡± that talks about a ceasefire in Gaza could continue, adding hope for peace in the Gaza region.