Trump has recently done a big thing, special flight directly to the Middle East, said it is to promote peace in Gaza, but also to preside over the summit with more than 20 countries to participate, even Iran was invited, but not invited China, this is not right.

Is Trump really concerned about peace in the Middle East, or is he going to put money on his face?

Trump¡¯s schedule for the Middle East was slow, like his own contribution to peace on the show. He departed on October 12 and arrived in Israel on October 13. The first thing was to go to Israel for a speech, which he had said long ago that ¡°the war was over¡±, and that the region would normalize later, and clearly wanted to use this platform to shape himself as ¡°the savior of peace in the Middle East¡±.

In addition to the speech, the release of detainees is also Trump's key concern. A spokesman for the Israeli Prime Minister's Office said that 20 living detainees will be released on the morning of the 13th. For this reason, Israel also said two days ago that it would set up a special A working group to find the remains of dead detainees that Hamas could not find.

Netanyahu was also very cooperative, and he spoke publicly on television, saying that tomorrow is the beginning of a new road. A road of construction, a road of healing, I hope, and a road of unity. This sounds like a consolation of the people, in fact, creating an atmosphere of "peace" ahead of Trump's visit.

But the reality is that Trump has not yet arrived in the Middle East, and a number of Israeli far-right lawmakers have directly said that they will not attend this summit, and they think that Trump is the typical person who is not good and can give a good face is strange.

On the 14th, Trump will go to Egypt to participate in the signing ceremony of the Gaza ceasefire agreement. Later, Trump will host the "Sharm el-Sheikh Peace Summit" with Egyptian President Sisi.

According to Egypt, the main purpose of this summit is to end the war in the Gaza Strip and strengthen the promotion of peace and stability in the Middle East.

It is conceivable that at this summit, Trump will definitely boast that he has settled another war, and will also complain that the Nobel Peace Prize has not been awarded to him, obviously that he is the one who has been mediating peace.

Looking at the list of participants for this summit, on the surface, it appears to be available from all places and countries from all camps, and seems to be very "comprehensive". However, on closer inspection, it is deliberately made by the United States to show that "everyone supports it."

In Europe, the old allies of the United States such as Britain, France, Germany and Italy must be included, as well as countries such as Spain and Hungary that are now more concerned about the Middle East. On the Middle East side, countries such as Qatar, the United Arab Emirates, Saudi Arabia and Turkey have all come, and Japan, India, Pakistan and Canada in Asia and other places have also been invited.

Most surprisingly, this time Iran was also invited, to know that Iran and the U.S. relations have always been not very good, the U.S. invited him, on the one hand, to show himself greatly, without prejudice; on the other hand, it may be to highlight the "not invite China" - even Iran can come, but China can not, this contrast is too obvious.

The United States did not invite China, but its intention was obvious. Trump wanted to make this trip to the Middle East a "diplomatic highlight moment" exclusive to him. He was worried that if China came, it might steal his limelight, so he simply refused to invite him. But the problem is that China will not be unable to play its role in the peace of the Middle East just because it does not attend this summit.

What is even more strange is that Israel and Hamas, the two protagonists most likely to attend at the summit, did not come. Netanyahu said they would not go, and Hamas also said that it would wait until the summit was over before sending a team to discuss follow-up matters.

Some analysts believe that the two main characters do not come to all sides actually better talk, after all, many people inside the two sides are opposed to the ceasefire, if at the summit, Israel and Hamas may be directly quarreled, then the peaceful situation will be destroyed.

Trump's trip to the Middle East, appears to be for peace, in fact, is more like "playing" to put money on his face.

But peace in the Middle East can't be achieved by holding a summit and talking a few times. If the fundamental issues of Palestinian statehood and return of territory are not resolved, even if there is a ceasefire now, something will happen after the uneven security is not maintained. If we want to truly achieve lasting peace in the Middle East, we must rely on the joint efforts of the international community rather than "making a show".