The video included surreal visuals of nightclubs, parties, hotels, and Trump's statue.

US envoy Steve Witkoff told attendees that the US will soon hold a summit with real estate developers to discuss Gaza’s future.

Hamas said that it would free six captives in the upcoming exchange on Saturday.

At least 64% of voters, including an 85% majority of democrats and 63% independent voters opposed the proposal for Gaza.

Trump insisted that Palestinians “will leave” if offered a “better alternative,” describing Gaza as a “hellhole.”

Hamas dismissed Trump’s remarks as "absurd," emphasising that Gaza belongs to the Palestinian people.

This massive armed sale came during the fragile ceasefire agreement between Israel and Hamas.

Yoav Gallant blamed Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu for delaying the ceasefire agreement.

Hamas is set to hand over three Israeli captives on Saturday in exchange for Palestinian hostages.

Israel Katz directed its military to prepare a plan that would allow Gazans to move anywhere or “to any country willing to receive them.”

He described the planned reconstruction as one of the most significant and spectacular developments of its kind

Netizens described Trump's gesture as humiliating for the US, while others saw it as a sign of his close relationship with the Israeli prime minister.

Maria Hanoun, "a child survivor of the Gaza war," hoped her video message would reach the US President.

UN chief also underscored the importance of pursuing a two-state solution for Palestine.

Saudi Arabia reaffirmed its commitment to a Palestinian state