Overview
- Early Monday, Hamas is scheduled to hand over the remaining hostages, including some deceased, with Israel to free 250 prisoners serving life terms and about 1,700 Gaza detainees, with transfers targeted by 09:00 GMT.
- Egypt and the United States will co-chair Monday’s summit with more than 20 countries and the UN chief, while Israel and Hamas will not attend, and mediators are expected to sign a guarantee document for the ceasefire.
- President Donald Trump is traveling to Israel and Egypt for the summit and said the war has ended and the ceasefire will hold, framing the meeting as a step to implement his 20‑point plan.
- Hamas figures told AFP the movement will not take part in any transitional administration for Gaza and rejects disarmament, signaling major complications for the plan’s second phase.
- The International Criminal Court said arrest warrants for Benjamin Netanyahu and Yoav Galant remain in effect, and Iranian media reported Tehran will not attend the summit despite being invited.