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Former Egyptian Foreign Minister Mohamed Al-Uraby said that the Peace Summit held in Sharm El-Sheikh aimed to achieve peace in Gaza after two years of destruction and bloodshed, stressing that the goal is to reach a lasting peace that would lead to the establishment of a Palestinian state. In a phone interview with Egypt’s TV Channel One, Al-Uraby stated that the negotiations remain tough and lengthy, especially after the completion of the first phase of the agreement between Israel and Palestine. He noted that US President Donald Trump’s speech at the Knesset reflected his usual style and was an attempt to satisfy Israel’s far-right. He emphasised the need for the United States to maintain pressure on Israel to ensure the […]
