Trump just opened the peace summit and Israel fought again, why was this ¡°peace show¡± turned into a laugh?

According to central TV news reports, on October 13 local time, the "peace summit" hosted by Sham Sheikh in Egypt, only more than an hour, the grass ended.

The contents of the ceasefire support document signed by the United States, Egypt, Qatar and Turkey were not made public, and neither Israel nor Hamas, the core parties, attended the meeting.

More dramatic is, Early in the morning after the closing of the summit, the Israeli Defense Army launched an attack on the Gaza Strip on the basis of the "suspects cross the line", which resulted in the death of four Palestinians, completely crushing the "peaceful achievements" claimed by Trump.

This summit, which was ridiculed by the outside world as a "political show", was full of traces of performance from preparation to conclusion.

Trump attached great importance to this summit. Before the meeting, he made a high-profile declaration at the White House that "the war in Gaza could not end without his intervention" and even threatened that the Middle East was facing "an unprecedented opportunity for peace in 3,000 years".

On the day of the summit, he first arrived in Israel and then went to Egypt to preside over the conference, shaping himself as a ¡°peacemaker.¡±

In his more than 20 minutes of speech, Trump repeatedly stressed that "a ceasefire has been promoted". But key issues such as the follow-up guarantees of the ceasefire agreement and the details of the withdrawal were avoided.

The emptiness of the summit process exposed the nature of its performance. The entire meeting only included three links: group photos, signatures, and short speeches. There were no substantive negotiations and consultations. Even the signed "Document Supporting the Gaza Ceasefire Agreement" was not disclosed to the outside world.

When Trump boarded the return plane, many foreign journalists were still mourning ¡°I can¡¯t believe this summit ended like this.¡±

This haste and perfunctory laid the foundation for the subsequent breakdown of the ceasefire.

The reason why Trump's "peaceful performance" quickly went through is that there are fatal loopholes in the ceasefire agreement he led.

The agreement, based on Trump's "20-point plan", obfuscates core differences.

It only agreed that Israel would withdraw to the "agreed line", but did not specify the withdrawal timetable and final withdrawal scope, resulting in Israel still controlling 53% of the land in the Gaza Strip.

More importantly, the agreement has not established an effective third-party supervision mechanism, relying only on the "conscious" guarantee of the United States, Egypt and other intermediaries, and the lack of supervision is destined to be hard to last.

In addition, when it comes to post-war governance in Gaza, Trump intends to be temporarily managed by ¡°technical bureaucrats¡± while Israel refuses the return of the Palestinian national authority, and the wrong positions claimed by both sides further undermine the feasibility of the deal.

From this perspective, Israel's firing action is essentially a precise exploitation of loopholes in the agreement, and it is also a blatant trampling on Trump's "face".

The attack the day after the summit closed was not a sudden conflict, but a deliberate action by the Netanyahu administration.

Internally, he faces tremendous pressure from far-right parties. Finance Minister Smotrich and other hardliners threatened to withdraw from the ruling coalition and demanded the resumption of military operations against Gaza;

Externally, Israel needs to maintain practical control of Gaza through a tough gesture and not want to lose its strategic initiative due to a vague ceasefire agreement.

Ironically, Netanyahu lacked sincerity about Trump¡¯s peace plan from the outset.

Before the meeting, he temporarily cancelled the meeting, on the pretext of avoiding appearing with Palestinian President Abbas and Turkish President Erdogan, but in fact to appease domestic right-wing supporters.

The rapid firing after the summit is not only to show a tough stance to the country to consolidate its ruling position, but also to test the bottom line of the United States.

The silent response of the Trump team made Israel see clearly the fragility of this "peace agreement".

Rather than saying that Israel's "slap in the face" has disgraced the United States on the international stage, it is better to say that the United States itself insisted on going its own way and caused the collapse of its own credibility.

The Trump administration, which has long pursued a pro-Israel policy on the Palestinian issue, has not only provided large amounts of arms support to Israel, but also repeatedly vetoed Palestinian proposals by the United Nations, which has long lost the neutrality needed to mediate.

This time, in order to shape personal achievements, we forcibly pieced together the "peace achievements", but in the end, due to the lack of professional ability and speculative mentality, the international reputation of the United States was hit hard again.

From the failure of the ceasefire agreement to the summit joke, Trump-led Middle Eastern diplomacy exposes the deadly flaws of ¡°performing diplomacy¡±:

Taking peace as an instrument of personal achievement, masking deep contradictions with superficial articles, will ultimately only exacerbate regional unrest.

The Israeli open fire not only broke the illusion of a brief ceasefire, but also made the world aware of the void and powerlessness of U.S. policy in the Middle East.

The end of this "face-beating" farce may also mark the complete bankruptcy of Trump's "peace myth".