TRUMP TRUMPETS PEACE, STABILITY, PROSPERITY. HE IS NOT THE ANTICHRIST.

TRUMP TRUMPETS PEACE, STABILITY,
PROSPERITY. HE IS NOT THE ANTICHRIST.
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THIS IS THE LION'S ROAR
What tumultuous days we live in. Yesterday, Donald Trump declared
peace in the Middle East. Now, this is something that former presidents
and current presidents and former prime ministers probably associated
(5) WITH THE WORLD ECONOMIC FORUM have been aiming for a long,
long time. We've seen a whole string of ex-prime ministers become
Middle East peace envoys, for example. So, it's politically important to
the global elites.
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But the question on my mind is this. Is this a significant fulfillment of Bible
prophecy? Now we'll have to wait and see. People often criticize us and
say we interpret the new the uh Bible prophecy by what's going on in the
news. But there are certain things happening right now which coming
together could well be signs that we're living at the very end of this
dispensation. This gospel era that the return of Jesus Christ is very near
and that we're about to see wickedness on a global scale that the world
has never seen before.
Now, the title of this talk is
DONALD TRUMP, THE ANTICHRIST AND THE MIDDLE
EAST PEACE PROCESS.
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I want to confine my comments to what the Bible says. And uh I'm
someone who has previously suggested that Donald Trump may or may
not be the Antichrist, but that he is showing signs of being like the
Antichrist. Nothing could be more clear than this declaration of MIDDLE
EAST PEACE. THE ANTICHRIST IS SOMEBODY WHO IN Revelation chapter
6 IS SEEN GOING FORTH CONQUERING AND TO CONQUER WITH A BOW
IN HIS HAND BUT NO ARROWS.
The Bible says HE COMES IN WITH FLATTERIES. It suggests that HE
COMES IN WITH DIPLOMACY BUT NOT WITH MILITARY WEAPONS first
and foremost. The Bible also says that HE'S A MAN WHO WILL DESTROY
MANY WITH PEACE. Despite declaring peace in the Middle East, I don't
wonder if the world isn't closer to all out nuclear conflict than it ever has
been before. There's certainly plenty of speculation about that on the
internet.
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First Thessalonians 5 tells us that WHEN MEN ARE SAYING PEACE AND
SAFETY, SUDDEN DESTRUCTION COMES UPON THEM. Let me read one
verse from the book of Daniel chapter 9. Then this is a verse that deals
with THE RISE OF ANTICHRIST. Let's read verses 26 and 27 in fact of
Daniel chapter 9;
“And after three score and two weeks shall Messiah be cut off but not
for himself. And the people of the prince that shall come shall destroy
the city and the sanctuary and the end thereof shall be with a flood.
and until the end of the war desolations are determined.”
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“And HE SHALL CONFIRM THE COVENANT WITH MANY FOR ONE WEEK.
And in the midst of the week, he shall cause the sacrifice and the
oblation to cease. For the overspreading of abominations, he shall
make it desolate even until the consummation and that determined
shall be poured upon the desolate.”
Now, what does this mean? Many believe in a seven-year period known
as the tribulation. I believe in the SEVEN-YEAR PERIOD KNOWN AS THE
TRIBULATION spoken here. THIS CROWN PRINCE THAT WILL COME WILL
DESTROY THE CITY OF THE SANCTUARY until in verse 26 the end of the
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war. Are we at the very end of the war? Or is this the war of the ages
between Satan and his angels and God and his angels?
Which of course God has already won when the Lord Jesus Christ gave
his life on the cross of Calvary to destroy the works of the devil. THERE'LL
BE A SEVEN-YEAR PERIOD. THERE'LL BE A COVENANT SIGNED WITH
MANY.
Now, specifically speaking, this does not say that that covenant will be
signed with Israel. However, without being certain about this, because
many dealing with Bible prophecy say that this will be A SEVEN-YEAR
COVENANT WITH THE JEWS, it could well be. It could well be because
the focus at the very end in which we are now living is on THE CITY OF
JERUSALEM.
One day God will bring all the armies of the world against Jerusalem and
he will pour out his wroth upon them there. THIS PRINCE THAT WILL
COME. There was a prince who came and destroyed Jerusalem in AD.70.
Then there was desolation in the land until the end of the war. It says
desolations are determined. Jesus said that Jerusalem would be
trampled underfoot until the times of the Gentiles were fulfilled.
But now we're beginning to see so much coming together that shows us
that Bible prophecy is being fulfilled. The end is near. Jesus Christ will
return very soon.
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We're seeing signs of peace being taken from the earth, the red horse of
the apocalypse. We're seeing signs of peace being taken between nations
and within nations. Here in England, where I'm sitting, there is great
unrest at the present time. It hasn't broken out into violence yet. I would
hope that it never would. But when the red horse rides forth, he will take
forth peace from the earth.
They might even say that every man's hand would be against his
neighbor. So, we're seeing potentially the riding forth of the red horse
and we're seeing also potentially the coming of the mark of the beast.
There is a lot of speculation in the media about a digital currency and
about a digital identity.
Today, people are saying that our prime minister here in England and this
is a global thing. It's not just here in England, but people are saying that
you will not be able to buy or sell without a digital identity. Now, one of
the things about the mark of the beast is you can't buy or sell without
the mark of the beast. These days are upon us. And if the red horse is
riding forth and if these economic measures are beginning to be put into
place, we need to ask, is THE WHITE HORSE OF THE APOCALYPSE RIDING
FORTH?
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Also, the (5) white horse representing the going (5) forth, conquering
and to conquer, (5) THE ANTICHRIST ESTABLISHING HIS KINGDOM. And
I think that the answer is yes. We're living in those days. These things are
coming together.
And I have to say at this moment in time, President Trump is doing a good
job (5) OF LOOKING LIKE THE ANTICHRIST. Now, I know some of you will
write comments, and you're welcome to do so, saying that Donald Trump
is wonderful. He's done great things for America. Now, of course, I'm
always going to welcome good things when they happen. But we need to
remember this (5) THAT WHEN THE ANTICHRIST ARISES, he's not going
to look like Joe Biden. He's going to look like Donald Trump. He will (5) BE
A MAN OF PEACE, declaring peace. He'll be a man (5) WHO CAN'T BE
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FOUGHT AGAINST from Revelation 13, “who can (5) MAKE WAR
AGAINST THE BEAST.”
He'll (5) BE A MAN OF DIPLOMACY, (5) A MAN WORSHIPED BY THE (5)
PEOPLE IN THE NEW RELIGION, a man whose (5) POWER GROWS ALL
THE TIME. Behind whom are (5) THE POWERS OF DARKNESS, DARK (5)
THINGS, DESPICABLE THINGS, EVIL THINGS.
Now, as I see so many people and so many Christians hailing Donald
Trump as some kind of great savior, I'm led to wonder if this man is the
antichrist, if not an antichrist, but the antichrist. If we're not seeing him
going forth conquering into conquer, maybe people would have said that
Barack Obama was the antichrist. They were sure of that and they were
proved wrong.
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But what are we observing at this moment in time? What days are we
living in? Peace being taken from the earth. (5) A EVIL GLOBAL RULER
GOING (5) FORTH CONQUERING AND TO CONQUER. Peace declared in
the Middle East. Peace. Peace (5) WHERE THERE IS NO PEACE. The
restoration of Israel in 1948. The most significant fulfillment of prophecy
of all, the retaking of Jerusalem in 1967.
The return of Jesus Christ is very near at hand. My first response to these
things that are going on in the world is actually a human response. I am
human. What a fear. These are terrifying things that are going on. These
are things which are overwhelming. These are things which are hurting
the people of the world like cattle into the into the enemy's
slaughterhouse, or so it seems.
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But then I remember that I'm a Christian. I remember that I know Jesus
Christ. I remember that I found Jesus Christ and he laid hold on me and
saved me from my sins. I don't believe in a pre-tribulation rapture, but I
do believe in the keeping grace of God. I don't believe we're going to be
snatched out, but I think that many of us who f found Jesus Christ will be
martyred for our faith in days to come.
But nevertheless, it is much better to know the Lord Jesus Christ and have
everlasting life (5) THAN TO SERVE THE ANTICHRIST (7) AND TO GO TO
HELL FOR ETERNITY. And so, the question is, do you know Jesus Christ?
Is he your savior? Have you found him? Because if you know Jesus Christ,
you have (7) THE SALVATION THAT COMES FROM ALMIGHTY GOD.
Amen.
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TRUMP DECLARES ‘HISTORIC DAWN’
FOR MIDDLE EAST, THANKS ARAB
NATIONS FOR CEASEFIRE HELP
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October 13, 202513:00 ARAB NEWS

JERUSALEM: The Gaza ceasefire had ushered in the “historic dawn of a
new Middle East,” Donald Trump told the Israeli parliament on Monday,
during a speech in which he thanked Arab and Muslim nations for helping
with the truce.
The US president said Israel must now work toward peace in the region
as he received a rapturous reception from Israeli MPs.
He also thanked Arab and Muslim nations for supporting the safe
rebuilding of Gaza during a speech at the Israeli parliament on Monday.
“After so many years of unceasing war and endless danger, today the
skies are calm, the guns are silent, the sirens are still, and the sun rises
on a holy land that is finally at peace, a land and a region that will live,
God willing, in peace for all eternity,” he said.
“This is not only the end of a war... This is the historic dawn of a new
Middle East.”
Standing ovation
Trump said Israel had “won” on the battlefield and now was the time to
translate the victories into “the ultimate prize of PEACE AND PROSPERITY
for the entire Middle East.”
He added: “Let me also convey my tremendous appreciation for ALL OF
THE NATIONS OF THE ARAB AND MUSLIM WORLD that came together
to press Hamas to set the hostages free and to send them home,” Trump
said in remarks before the Israeli parliament.
“We had a lot of help, we had a lot of help from a lot of people that you
wouldn't suspect, and I want to thank them very much for that. It’s an
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incredible triumph for Israel and the world to have all of these nations
working together as PARTNERS IN PEACE.”
Trump’s address to the Israeli parliament was briefly interrupted as a leftwing
lawmaker was expelled. “That was very efficient,” Trump quipped
as the MP was quickly taken out. The US president had paused as a
Knesset staff member audibly ordered the expulsion of lawmaker Ofer
Cassif after an apparent protest.
Trump received a standing ovation from Israeli lawmakers ahead of his
address to parliament during a brief visit to Israel after brokering a
ceasefire between Israel and Hamas.
The applause lasted several minutes as lawmakers clapped and cheered
Trump, who was accompanied by his special envoy Steve Witkoff, son-inlaw
Jared Kushner, and daughter Ivanka.
During the speech, Trump promised to help rebuild Gaza, which has been
devastated during the conflict, and urged Palestinians to “turn forever
from the path of terror and violence.”
“After tremendous pain and death and hardship,” he said, “now is the
time to concentrate on building their people up instead of trying to tear
Israel down.”
Meanwhile, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu pledged Monday
that he is “COMMITTED TO THIS PEACE” in a speech to parliament. He
added: “Today, the Jewish calendar marks the end of two years of war.”
Netanyahu also praised the US president for helping broker THE FIRST
PHASE of a Gaza deal that saw the return of all living Israeli hostages.
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“Donald Trump is the greatest friend that the state of Israel has ever had
in the White House. No American president has ever done more for
Israel,” Netanyahu said. Netanyahu also praised Israel’s soldiers, saying
the country had “achieved amazing victories over Hamas”.
“Under your leadership, WE CAN FORGE NEW PEACE TREATIES WITH
ARAB COUNTRIES IN THE REGION AND MUSLIM COUNTRIES BEYOND
THE REGION,” Netanyahu said, adding that “NO ONE WANTS PEACE
MORE THAN THE PEOPLE OF ISRAEL”.
Trump landed in Israel on Monday to celebrate the US-brokered ceasefire
and hostage deal between Israel and Hamas, an agreement that he
declared had effectively ended the war and opened the door to
BUILDING A DURABLE PEACE in the Middle East.
Air Force One did a flyover Monday of Hostages Square in Tel Aviv, where
tens of thousands have gathered, on the way to landing at Ben Gurion
airport. The flyover came just after the first seven living hostages arrived
in Israel from Gaza. Over 1,900 Palestinian prisoners will be released as
well.
The moment remains fragile, with Israel and Hamas still in the EARLY
STAGES OF IMPLEMENTING THE FIRST PHASE OF THE PLAN, which
included the release of Israeli hostages that have been held since the Oct.
7, 2023, attack by Hamas-led militants.
With families overjoyed at the impending reunions and Palestinians
eager for a surge of humanitarian assistance, Trump thinks there is a
narrow window to reshape the region and reset long-fraught relations
between Israel and its Arab neighbors.
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“The war is over, OK?” Trump told reporters traveling with him aboard
Air Force One. “I think people are tired of it,” he said, emphasizing that
he believed the ceasefire would hold because of that.
The Republican president said the CHANCE OF PEACE was enabled by his
administration’s support of Israel’s decimation of Iranian proxies,
including Hamas in Gaza and Hezbollah in Lebanon.
The White House said momentum is also building because ARAB AND
MUSLIM STATES are demonstrating a renewed focus on resolving the
broader, decades-long Israeli-Palestinian conflict and, in some cases,
deepening relations with the United States.
In February, Trump had predicted that GAZA COULD BE REDEVELOPED
into what he called” the Riviera of the Middle East.” But on Sunday
aboard Air Force One, he was more circumspect.
“I don’t know about the Riviera for a while,” Trump said. “It’s blasted. This
is like a demolition site.” But he said he hoped to one day visit the
territory. “I’d like to put my feet on it, at least,” he said.
THE FIRST PHASE of the ceasefire agreement calls for the release of the
final 48 hostages held by Hamas; the release of hundreds of Palestinian
prisoners held by Israel; a surge of humanitarian aid to Gaza; and a partial
pullback by Israeli forces from Gaza’s main cities. Both Israel and Egypt
announced that Trump would receive their counties’ highest civilian
honors.
The truce remains tenuous and it is unclear whether the sides have
reached any agreement on GAZA’S POSTWAR GOVERNANCE, THE
TERRITORY’S RECONSTRUCTION and Israel’s demand that Hamas disarm.
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Negotiations over those issues could break down, and Israel has hinted it
may resume military operations if its demands are not met.
Much of Gaza has been reduced to rubble and the territory’s roughly 2
million residents continue to struggle in desperate conditions. Under the
deal, Israel agreed to reopen five border crossings, which will help ease
the flow of food and other supplies into Gaza, parts of which are
experiencing famine.
Roughly 200 US troops will help support and monitor the ceasefire deal
as part of a team that includes PARTNER NATIONS,
NONGOVERNMENTAL ORGANIZATIONS AND PRIVATE-SECTOR PLAYERS.
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SAUDI FM REPRESENTS CROWN PRINCE
AT GAZA PEACE SUMMIT
Saudi Gazette report October 14, 2025
SHARM EL-SHEIKH — ON BEHALF OF CROWN PRINCE AND PRIME
MINISTER MOHAMMED BIN SALMAN, Saudi Minister of Foreign Affairs
Prince Faisal bin Farhan attended the GAZA PEACE SUMMIT held in the
Egyptian coastal resort city of Sharm El-Sheikh on Monday. More than 20
world leaders attended the summit, co-chaired by United States
President Donald Trump and Egyptian President Abdel Fattah el-Sissi.
Representatives of several other countries and international
organizations were also present. The summit WITNESSED THE SIGNING
OF THE GAZA PEACE DEAL that aimed to end the war in the Gaza Strip
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and enhance efforts to ACHIEVE PEACE AND STABILITY in the Middle
East.
At the outset of the summit meeting, the leaders welcomed the
agreement reached by the parties to the conflict in the Gaza Strip and
the efforts made by Trump and the mediating countries such as Qatar,
Egypt and Turkey. The leaders pledged their full support for all the efforts
aimed to ACHIEVE PEACE AND STABILITY in the region.
At the conclusion of the summit, leaders of the United States, Qatar,
Egypt, and Turkey signed an agreement to end the war in Gaza, a first
step toward a comprehensive ceasefire, ensuring the continued flow of
aid, completing prisoner and hostage exchanges, and working toward
future reconstruction in the Gaza Strip.
THE SAUDI DELEGATION, HEADED BY PRINCE FAISAL BIN FARHAN, IS
INCLUDED ADVISOR TO MINISTER OF FOREIGN AFFAIRS FOR POLITICAL
AFFAIRS PRINCE MUSAB BIN MOHAMMED AL-FARHAN; SAUDI
AMBASSADOR TO EGYPT SALEH AL-HUSSAINI; DIRECTOR GENERAL OF
THE FOREIGN MINISTER'S OFFICE WALID AL-SAMAEEL; MINISTER
PLENIPOTENTIARY AT THE MINISTRY OF FOREIGN AFFAIRS DR. MANAL
RADWAN; AND ADVISOR TO THE FOREIGN MINISTER MOHAMMED AL-
YAHYA.
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PRESIDENT DONALD TRUMP’S SPEECH
IN THE KNESSET IN FULL
October 13, 2025
US President Donald Trump delivered a speech to Israel’s Knesset today,
13 October 2025, declaring the end of the Gaza war and heralding a
“HISTORIC DAWN OF A NEW MIDDLE EAST” following the release of all
20 surviving Israeli hostages by Hamas.
He praised Israel’s military victory, urged the nation to focus on PEACE
AND PROSPERITY and called on Israeli President Isaac Herzog to pardon
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, who is on trial for corruption.
Trump’s address in the Israeli Knesset, which lasted over an hour, was
met with a standing ovation and chants of “Trump, Trump.”
In his speech, Trump declared the “long and painful nightmare” of the
war was finally over, stating it marked “the moment that everything
began to change and CHANGE VERY MUCH FOR THE BETTER” for the
Middle East.
“This is not only the end of a war. This is the end of an age of terror and
death and the beginning of the age of faith and hope and of God,” he
said. Clarifying that God is “the almighty God of Abraham, Isaac and
Jacob.”
“This is now a very exciting time for Israel and for the entire Middle East,
because all across the Middle East, the forces of chaos, terror and ruin
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that have plagued the region for decades now stand weakened, isolated
and totally defeated.
“A new coalition of proud and responsible nations is emerging. And
because of us, the enemies of all civilisation are in retreat. Thanks to the
bravery and incredible skill of the Israeli Defence Forces and ‘Operation
Rising Lion’ … many of Iran’s top terrorists, including nuclear scientists
and commanders, have been extinguished from this earth,” he said.
As well as thanking Israel’s Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, “whose
partnership did so much to make this momentous day possible,” he also
thanked “ALL OF THE NATIONS OF THE ARAB AND MUSLIM WORLD that
came together to press Hamas to set the hostages free and to send them
home.”
He emphasised that Israel had won all it could achieve by force of arms
and now needed to translate those victories into PEACE AND
PROSPERITY. Trump also called for a PEACE DEAL with Iran and stated
the US would remain a steadfast ally of Israel.
He later attended a peace summit in Sharm El-Sheikh, Egypt, where he
signed the ceasefire agreement, with over 25 national leaders and
representatives from international organisations in attendance.
The Gateway Pundit has published the text of President Trump’s speech,
which you can read HERE. You can listen to his full speech below.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IeFfEEDhego
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RIYADH —MOHAMMED BIN SALMAN WELCOMED THE AGREEMENT
REACHED ON GAZA AND THE START OF IMPLEMENTING THE FIRST
PHASE (7 YEARS) of US President Donald Trump’s proposal aimed at
ending the war in the besieged enclave and paving the way for a
COMPREHENSIVE AND JUST PEACE.
In a statement on Thursday, the Saudi Ministry of Foreign Affairs praised
the active role of President Trump and the mediation efforts of Qatar,
Egypt, and Türkiye that led to the deal.
The Kingdom expressed hope that this step will lead to urgent action to
alleviate the humanitarian suffering of the Palestinian people in Gaza,
ensure a complete Israeli withdrawal, and help restore SECURITY AND
STABILITY.
It also emphasized the importance of taking practical steps toward
achieving a JUST AND COMPREHENSIVE PEACE BASED ON THE TWO-
STATE SOLUTION, ESTABLISHING AN INDEPENDENT PALESTINIAN STATE
ON THE 1967 BORDERS WITH EAST JERUSALEM AS ITS CAPITAL, in line
with relevant UN resolutions, the Arab Peace Initiative, and the New York
Statement on a peaceful settlement of the Palestinian issue.
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UN SAYS STATES WILLING TO FUND
GAZA’S $70 BILLION REBUILD
(OVER 7 YEARS)
Updated 41 sec ago Reuters October 14, 2025 12:00
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ANKARA/GENEVA: There are promising early indications from countries,
including the United States as well as Arab and European states, about
their willingness to contribute to the $70 BILLION COST OF REBUILDING
GAZA, a United Nations Development Programme official said on
Tuesday.
“We’ve had very good indications already,” UNDP’s Jaco Cilliers told
reporters at a press conference in Geneva, without giving details. He
estimated that the two-year Israel-Hamas war had generated at least 55
million tonnes of rubble.
Turkish President Tayyip Erdogan earlier said he will seek the support of
Gulf states, the United States and Europe for the RECONSTRUCTION OF
GAZA UNDER THE NEW CEASEFIRE DEAL, AND HE BELIEVED PROJECT
FINANCING WILL BE PROVIDED SWIFTLY.
Speaking to reporters on a return flight from Sharm El-Sheikh, Erdogan
said WESTERN COUNTRIES’ DECISIONS TO RECOGNIZE THE PALESTINIAN
STATE SHOULD BE SEEN AS BUILDING BLOCKS OF A TWO-STATE
SOLUTION, according to a transcript shared by his office on Tuesday.
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THROUGH A BIBLICAL LENS: DON’T EXPECT THE
PRESENT PEACE PLAN TO LEAD TO ‘AN
EVERLASTING PEACE IN THE MIDDLE EAST’
October 13, 2025
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As I write this, the people of Israel, Gaza, and the world hope that the
Gaza war is finally coming to an end. Will there be more delays? Probably.
Has Hamas been removed? Over time, will Hamas be reborn or will a
Hamas-like entity rise to take its place? The (5) HEART OF TERROR IS
HATRED, and (7) THIS WAR HAS NOT SNUFFED THAT OUT.
Still, the PRESENT PEACE DEAL appears to be an enormous achievement
for President Trump and his administration. It has been praised from such
divergent points of view as former Secretaries of State Hillary Clinton and
Condoleezza Rice. Clinton told CBS’s Norah O’Donnell, “I really commend
President Trump and his administration, as well as ARAB LEADERS IN THE
REGION for making the commitment to the 20-point plan and SEEING A
PATH FORWARD FOR WHAT’S OFTEN CALLED THE DAY AFTER.”
“PEACE PLANS” in that part of the world tend to be fleeting, but
President Donald Trump hopes this one will lead to “AN EVERLASTING
PEACE IN THE MIDDLE EAST.” The man thinks big.
Richard Nixon just wanted to get out of Vietnam with what he called
“peace with honor.” Shortly before the outbreak of World War II, British
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Prime Minister Neville Chamberlain thought he had achieved “peace for
our time.” Woodrow Wilson made an even more stunning statement in
1917 when he called the first World War “a war to end all wars.”
But even a “war to end all wars” cannot top Franklin D. Roosevelt. He
believed that at the end of World War II, he could help bring about
“freedom of speech, freedom of worship, freedom from want, and
freedom from fear… everywhere in the world.” He said this “is no vision
of a distant millennium. It is a definite basis for a kind of world attainable
in our own time and generation.”
A world without want or fear is truly thinking big. But the leaders of FDR’s
generation are gone now. And his millennial dream is not even close to
fruition. In fact, lately, things have been going in the other direction. The
world wars Wilson and Roosevelt were forced to lead brought suffering
and death on a scale beyond our ability to truly comprehend. No wonder
they dreamed that those conflagrations could somehow be made to
USHER IN AN ERA OF GLOBAL PEACE.
Bible prophecy makes clear that (7) HUMANITY WILL REMAIN STUCK
WITH THE SCOURGE (7) OF WAR UNTIL THE PRINCE OF PEACE (7)
HIMSELF RETURNS AND BEGINS HIS MILLENNIAL RULE. Roosevelt called
that “a distant millennium,” but (7) IT MAY NOT BE ALL THAT DISTANT.
Bible prophecy centers on Middle Eastern wars in the last days. So, no,
DON’T EXPECT (7) THE PRESENT PEACE PLAN TO LEAD TO (7) “AN
EVERLASTING PEACE IN THE MIDDLE EAST.”
Still, Jesus said in Matthew 5:9, “BLESSED ARE THE PEACEMAKERS: FOR
THEY (7) SHALL BE CALLED THE CHILDREN OF GOD.” We should join Jesus
in blessing peacemakers. Even minor success in ending and preventing
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wars means the avoidance of horrible suffering. We should bless
peacemakers, and we should be peacemakers.
Just remember that in our fallen world, “peace officers” carry guns.
Israel has been fighting wars since the day of its rebirth in 1948. (5) ONE
DAY THEIR DESPERATION FOR (5) PEACE WILL LEAD THEM TO (5) JOIN
IN A TREATY WITH (5) THE MOST SINISTER FIGURE IN (5) ALL HUMAN
HISTORY — THE ANTICHRIST. That will kick off the brief, (7) BUT
TERRIBLE PERIOD KNOWN AS THE TRIBULATION. The world remains
focused on Jerusalem, as the Bible said it would. And men still cry, “‘(7)
PEACE, PEACE!’ WHEN THERE IS NO PEACE” (Jeremiah 6:14 & 8:11).
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TRUMP SAYS ‘WILL DECIDE’ ON
SOLUTION TO MIDEAST CONFLICT
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Updated 38 min 34 sec ago AFP October 14, 2025 08:28

WASHINGTON: US President Donald Trump said Tuesday HE “WILL
DECIDE WHAT I THINK IS RIGHT” ON A LONG-TERM (7 YEARS) SOLUTION
to the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.
Trump made a brief visit to the Middle East to join regional leaders
Monday in signing a declaration meant to cement a ceasefire in Gaza
after two years of war. Addressing the decades-long Israeli-Palestinian
conflict, Trump noted “A LOT OF PEOPLE LIKE THE ONE STATE SOLUTION,
SOME PEOPLE LIKE THE TWO STATE SOLUTIONS. WE’LL HAVE TO SEE.”
“I WILL DECIDE WHAT I THINK IS RIGHT, BUT I’D BE IN COORDINATION
WITH OTHER STATES AND OTHER COUNTRIES,” he told journalists
aboard Air Force One. Around three-quarters of the 193 UN member
states recognize the Palestinian state proclaimed in 1988 by the exiled
Palestinian leadership. The United States, Israel’s closest ally, criticized
the decision last month by allies including Britain and Canada to
recognize Palestine as a state.
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EGYPT’S EL-SISSI CALLS TRUMP’S PLAN
‘LAST CHANCE’ FOR MIDDLE EAST PEACE
SAUDI GAZETTE October 13, 2025
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SHARM EL-SHEIKH, Egypt — Egyptian President Abdel Fattah el-Sissi on
Monday said U.S. President Donald Trump’s Middle East peace proposal
represents the “LAST CHANCE” TO ACHIEVE LASTING PEACE IN THE
REGION.
Speaking at the Sharm el-Sheikh Peace Summit, el-Sissi reaffirmed
Egypt’s long-standing SUPPORT FOR A TWO-STATE SOLUTION, saying the
PALESTINIANS HAVE THE RIGHT TO ESTABLISH AN INDEPENDENT STATE
ALONGSIDE ISRAEL.
“Egypt believes that PEACE, STABILITY, AND PROSPERITY can only be
achieved when Palestinians are able to live freely and independently on
their own land,” el-Sissi said.
TRUMP’S PLAN INCLUDES THE POTENTIAL FOR A PALESTINIAN STATE,
BUT ONLY AFTER A LENGTHY (7 YEARS) TRANSITION PERIOD IN GAZA
and reforms by the internationally recognized Palestinian Authority.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, however, remains opposed
to Palestinian independence.
During his address, el-Sissi also presented Trump with the Order of the
Nile, Egypt’s highest civilian honor, in recognition of what he described
as the U.S. leader’s efforts to “end the war in Gaza and open A NEW
CHAPTER FOR THE MIDDLE EAST.” — Agencies
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AS ISRAEL AND HAMAS ACCEPT TRUMP
ADMIN PEACE AGREEMENT, CHRISTIANS
MUST EXERCISE DISCERNMENT
October 9, 2025
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The terrorist organization Hamas has agreed to a PEACE DEAL with Israel,
drawn up by the Trump administration, which begins THE FIRST PHASE
of ending the war in Gaza and will result in the release of all Israeli
hostages (living and deceased).
President Trump announced on Truth Social Wednesday evening that
both parties have approved the agreement, later telling Fox News’ Sean
Hannity that all remaining hostages could be released as early as
Monday.
“I am very proud to announce that Israel and Hamas have both signed off
on THE FIRST PHASE OF OUR PEACE PLAN,” the President wrote. “This
means that ALL of the Hostages will be released very soon, and Israel will
withdraw their Troops to an agreed upon line as THE FIRST STEPS toward
a STRONG, DURABLE, AND EVERLASTING PEACE.”
“All Parties will be treated fairly!” he continued. “This is a GREAT Day for
the Arab and Muslim World, Israel, all surrounding Nations, and the
United States of America, and we thank the mediators from Qatar, Egypt,
and Turkey, who worked with us to make this Historic and Unprecedented
Event happen. BLESSED ARE THE PEACEMAKERS!”
The announcement comes on the second anniversary of Israel’s official
declaration of war, which had not been done since the Yom Kippur War
of 1973. This declaration occurred one day after thousands of Palestinian
terrorists invaded southern Israel, ferociously massacring 1,200 and
kidnapping hundreds of Israelis on October 7th, 2023. Israel began
targeting Hamas, a terror proxy of the Iranian regime, through airstrikes,
warning civilians to evacuate before the commencement of the IDF
ground operation in Gaza on October 27th, 2023.
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The situation quickly developed into a multifront war with Iran and its
proxies. Over the last two years, Israel effectively decimated this Iranian
“ring of fire,” largely eliminating the capabilities of proxies and, with the
assistance of the United States, obliterating Tehran’s nuclear ambitions.
At the time of the signing, 48 Israeli hostages remained in Gaza, with
approximately 20 determined to still be alive over 700 days into captivity.
ISRAELI PRIME MINISTER BENJAMIN NETANYAHU RESPONDED TO THE
APPROVAL OF THE PEACE AGREEMENT, writing in a statement: “With
the approval of the FIRST PHASE OF THE PLAN, all our hostages will be
brought home. This is a diplomatic success and a national and moral
victory for the State of Israel. From the beginning, I made it clear: we will
not rest until all our hostages return and all our goals are achieved.
Through steadfast resolve, powerful military action, and the great efforts
of our great friend and ally President Trump, we have reached this critical
turning point. I thank President Trump for his leadership, his partnership,
and his unwavering commitment to the safety of Israel and the freedom
of our hostages. God Bless Israel. God Bless America. God Bless our great
alliance.”
President Trump’s 21-Point Plan
While Christians should applaud the release of all hostages as a
triumphant answer to two years of fervent prayer, questions still remain
about the contents of President Trump’s 21-point plan.
The agreement spares the lives of Hamas terrorists, with the plan
stipulating: “Hamas members (5) WHO COMMIT TO PEACEFUL
COEXISTENCE will be granted amnesty, while members who wish to leave
the Strip will be granted safe passage to receiving countries.” While it
underscores that “Hamas will have no role in Gaza’s governance
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whatsoever,” this amnesty is a concession for Israel, with the total
eradication of Hamas being one of its primary war objectives.
The most concerning portion of the agreement surrounds THE FUTURE
GOVERNANCE OF THE STRIP AND THE ESTABLISHMENT OF A “CREDIBLE
PATHWAY TO PALESTINIAN STATEHOOD.” Both points appear to hinge on
future Palestinian Authority (PA) “reforms,” which Israel has previously
considered impossible due to the hatred of Israel and the rewarding of
terrorism against Jews ingrained in the PA.
Until the PA “reforms” Gaza will have a “TEMPORARY, TRANSITIONAL
GOVERNMENT OF PALESTINIAN TECHNOCRATS… SUPERVISED BY A
NEW INTERNATIONAL BODY ESTABLISHED BY THE US IN CONSULTATION
WITH ARAB AND EUROPEAN PARTNERS.”
“Israel will not occupy or annex Gaza, and the IDF WILL GRADUALLY
HAND OVER TERRITORY IT CURRENTLY OCCUPIES, as the replacement
security forces establish control and stability in the Strip,” the agreement
adds.
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PROPHETIC SIGNIFICANCE AND DISCERNMENT
These portions of the agreement, especially THE PATHWAY TO A
PALESTINIAN STATE, are significant and concerning, but Christians must
exercise discernment.
God’s Word speaks of A FUTURE SEVEN-YEAR-LONG PEACE AGREEMENT
BETWEEN ISRAEL AND HER NEIGHBORS (Daniel 9:27). This prophetic
agreement will (5) BE CONFIRMED BY “THE ANTICHRIST” (7) AND
COMMENCE THE BEGINNING OF THE TRIBULATION—also (7) KNOWN
AS THE TIME OF JACOB’S TROUBLE—described in the book of Revelation
and elsewhere.
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THIS AGREEMENT WILL LIKELY INCLUDE THE CONSTRUCTION OF THE
THIRD JEWISH TEMPLE ON THE TEMPLE MOUNT.
That does not mean the agreement announced Wednesday lacks
prophetic significance. This 21-point plan could pave the way for the
Tribulation agreement; it could also be the means by which Israel will
dwell in safety—the condition the Jewish State is described in during the
future war detailed in Ezekiel 38 and 39.
Time will tell the extent of the prophetic significance. We can only know
with certainty what the Bible explicitly states will happen in the future,
and view the developments in the Middle East through the perfect lens
of God’s Word.
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Our world is undoubtedly and rapidly moving toward the prophetic
events described in Scripture. The chess pieces are aligning more closely
with every passing day.
HOW SHOULD CHRISTIANS RESPOND TO THIS AGREEMENT?
Praise God for the release of the Israeli hostages. Examine world events
with (7) DISCERNMENT THROUGH THE LENS OF THE BIBLE, avoiding
conclusions that stray from what God has stated (Acts 17:11). Stand
where God stands—in support of Israel and their sovereignty. Lastly,
recognize the prophetic season in which we live, with joyful anticipation
of Jesus’ soon return (Luke 21:28).
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MOHAMMED BIN SALMAN WELCOMES
TRUMP’S GAZA PEACE PLAN!!!
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SAUDI GAZETTE REPORT

RIYADH — MOHAMMED BIN SALMAN WELCOMED ON TUESDAY, THE
STEPS TAKEN IN RESPONSE TO US PRESIDENT DONALD TRUMP’S
PROPOSAL to end the war in Gaza, as well as to release all hostages, and
immediately begin negotiations to agree on implementation
mechanisms.
CROWN PRINCE AND PRIME MINISTER MOHAMMED BIN SALMAN
CHAIRED THE CABINET SESSION IN RIYADH. In a statement to the SAUDI
PRESS AGENCY following the session, Minister of Media Salman Al-
Dossary said that the Cabinet discussed current regional developments,
particularly the situation in the occupied Palestinian territories.
The Council reviewed ALL INTERNATIONAL MEETINGS HOSTED BY SAUDI
ARABIA, AFFIRMING ITS COMMITMENT TO PROMOTING
MULTILATERAL DIALOGUE AND INTENSIFYING JOINT COORDINATION
TO SERVE INTERNATIONAL PEACE AND SECURITY, address global
challenges, and support development.
Al-Dossary said the Cabinet commended the recent Munich Security
Conference leaders’ meeting held in AlUla. The AlUla meeting, which
included senior international officials, focused on exchanging views on
regional developments, global food security, climate and energy issues,
and international trade and economic cooperation. The Cabinet
commended the outcomes of the second regular session of the Council
of Arab Cybersecurity Ministers, hosted by the Kingdom.
The meeting’s achievements during its first year, including enhanced joint
action, cooperation, and solidarity, will contribute to a secure and
reliable Arab cyberspace that fosters GROWTH AND PROSPERITY.
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The Council also praised the outcomes of (5) THE FIFTH GLOBAL
CYBERSECURITY FORUM, held in Riyadh under the patronage of
Custodian of the Two Holy Mosques KING SALMAN, highlighting the
forum's launches and initiatives, which affirmed the (5) KINGDOM'S
GLOBAL LEADERSHIP IN CYBERSECURITY, its support for international
partnerships, and its commitment to HUMAN AND SOCIETAL
PROSPERITY.
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The Cabinet welcomed Saudi Arabia’s selection to host the UNESCO
World Conference on Cultural Policies and Sustainable Development in
2029. This selection recognizes the KINGDOM’S (5) NATIONAL,
REGIONAL, AND GLOBAL STANDING, as well as its contributions to
supporting culture’s developmental role and stimulating innovation and
creativity.
On the domestic front, the Cabinet reviewed the preliminary indicators
of the 2026 state general budget, confirming the budget’s ongoing
support for comprehensive economic growth, development, and social
spending, while simultaneously strengthening the Kingdom’s financial
position and ensuring the sustainability of public finances. This reflects a
commitment to structural reforms aimed at enhancing economic
efficiency, diversification, and competitiveness, thereby achieving (5)
THE GOALS OF SAUDI VISION 2030.
The Kingdom expressed hope that this step will lead to urgent action to
alleviate the humanitarian suffering of the Palestinian people in Gaza,
ensure a complete Israeli withdrawal, and help restore SECURITY AND
STABILITY.
It also emphasized the importance of taking PRACTICAL STEPS TOWARD
ACHIEVING A JUST AND COMPREHENSIVE PEACE BASED ON THE TWO-
STATE SOLUTION, ESTABLISHING AN INDEPENDENT PALESTINIAN STATE
ON THE 1967 BORDERS WITH EAST JERUSALEM AS ITS CAPITAL, in line
with relevant UN resolutions, the Arab Peace Initiative, and the New York
Statement on a peaceful settlement of the Palestinian issue.
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https://www.yumpu.com/en/document/read/70225400/visi
on-2030-the-end-of-the-world-as-we-know-it
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PALESTINIAN PRESIDENT SPEAKS TO
ISRAELI MEDIA
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Updated 17 sec ago AFP October 09, 2025 18:31
RAMALLAH, Palestinian Territories: Palestinian president Mahmud Abbas
met with Israeli activists in Ramallah on Thursday to discuss long-term
peace after Israel and Hamas agreed a Gaza ceasefire and hostage release
deal.
“I WELCOME THE AGREEMENT SIGNED TODAY, the end of the war, and
the release of the hostages,” Abbas told dozens of representatives from

Israeli peace organizations assembled at the presidential palace in
Ramallah in the occupied West Bank. “A few months ago, (US President
Donald) Trump had a plan to expel the Palestinians, but later he forgot
about it,” he added.
“Nevertheless, WE WILL REMAIN IN OUR HOMELAND AND ESTABLISH A
PALESTINIAN STATE IN GAZA, THE WEST BANK, AND EAST JERUSALEM,”
he said.
Speaking from a podium in the presence of Arab-Israeli Knesset member
Ayman Odeh and the Palestinian Authority’s vice president Hussein Al-
Sheikh, a jovial Abbas spoke to a friendly audience, sometimes
exchanging smiles and jokes with activists.
Among them was Iddo Ilam, an activist and refusnik who explained why
he chose not to serve in the Israeli army, as Abbas gestured to him with
two thumbs up. “We are asking for a different future, PEACE BETWEEN
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JEWS AND PALESTINIANS,” said Rula Daoud, co-director of Standing
Together, an Israeli grassroots movement aiming to bring together
Palestinians and Jewish Israeli communities.
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Absent from the conversation were the details of the ceasefire
agreement struck early Thursday between Israel and Hamas — an
adversary of Abbas’s Fatah party.
Abbas, in a rare interview with Israel’s Channel 12 network Thursday,
expressed hope that peace would prevail between Palestinians and
Israelis following the signing of a Gaza ceasefire agreement. “What
happened today is a historic moment. We have been hoping — and
continue to hope — that we can bring an end to the bloodshed taking
place in our land, whether in the Gaza Strip, the West Bank, or EAST
JERUSALEM,” Abbas said. “Today, we are very happy that the bloodshed
has ceased. We hope it remains this way, and that PEACE, SECURITY, AND
STABILITY will prevail between us and Israel.”
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GLOBAL LEADERS HAIL PEACE DEAL
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All Israel News Staff | Published: October 9, 2025
Leaders from around the world united in celebration and hope last night
as Israel and Hamas announced a full hostage release and a permanent
ceasefire deal. Many reacted swiftly on social media following U.S.
President Donald Trump’s official statement on his platform, Truth Social.
UN SECRETARY-GENERAL ANTÓNIO GUTERRES called the Gaza deal a
"breakthrough.”

"I welcome the announcement of an agreement to secure a ceasefire and
hostage release in Gaza, based on the proposal put forward by President
Donald J. Trump. I commend the diplomatic efforts of the United States,
Qatar, Egypt, and Turkey in brokering this desperately needed
breakthrough," Guterres said.
"I urge all concerned to abide fully by the terms of the agreement.
All hostages must be released in a dignified manner. A permanent
ceasefire must be secured,” he continued.
“The fighting must stop once and for all. Immediate and unimpeded
entry of humanitarian supplies and essential commercial materials into
Gaza must be ensured. The suffering must end.”
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Guterres stated that, in line with the agreement, the United Nations
would “increase the delivery of humanitarian aid and support the
recovery and rebuilding efforts in Gaza.”
“I urge all stakeholders to seize this momentous opportunity to establish
A CREDIBLE POLITICAL PATH FORWARD TOWARDS ENDING THE
OCCUPATION,” he said, emphasizing the need to recognize “the right to
self-determination of the Palestinian people,” and to pursue “A TWO-
STATE SOLUTION THAT ENABLES ISRAELIS AND PALESTINIANS TO LIVE IN
PEACE AND SECURITY.”
French President Emmanuel Macron welcomed the announcement,
praising the mediation efforts led by Trump as well as those by Qatar,
Egypt and Turkey.
“A great hope for the hostages and their families, for the Palestinians in
Gaza, and for the entire region,” Macron wrote on X.
He urged all parties to “strictly uphold” the ceasefire terms, stressing that
the agreement “must mark the end of the war and THE BEGINNING OF
A POLITICAL SOLUTION BASED ON THE TWO-STATE FRAMEWORK.” He
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further remarked that “France stands ready to contribute to this goal”
and that they’d “discuss it in Paris with [their] international partners.”
France is one of four countries that has formally recognized a Palestinian
state.
Spain also made headlines this year both for its recognition of a
Palestinian state, along with several incidents of antisemitism that have
rattled the European nation. Even so, Spanish Prime Minister Pedro
Sanchez said his government welcomes the latest developments in the
Middle East, stressing that “now is the time to foster dialogue, support
the civilian population, and look to the future with hope – but also with
justice and remembrance, to ensure such atrocities are never repeated.”
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British Prime Minister Keir Starmer said, “The agreement must now be
implemented in full, without delay, and accompanied by the immediate
lifting of all restrictions on life-saving humanitarian aid to Gaza.”
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“We call on all parties to meet the commitments they have made, to end
the war, and to build the foundations for a just and lasting end to the
conflict and a SUSTAINABLE PATH TO A LONG-TERM PEACE,” he added.
New Zealand Foreign Minister Winston Peters urged both sides to
“continue working toward a comprehensive resolution.”
In a statement, he emphasized that “Hamas must release all hostages,
and Israel must pull back its forces to the agreed-upon line,” adding that
this represents “A VITAL FIRST STEP TOWARD LASTING PEACE.”
Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Thursday praised the
agreement marking the first phase of Trump’s peace plan between Israel
and Hamas, describing it as a positive step toward lasting peace in the
region.
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“We welcome the agreement on THE FIRST PHASE of President Trump’s
peace plan. It also reflects the strong leadership of Prime Minister
Netanyahu,” Modi wrote on X.
Expressing hope for stability in Gaza, Modi said the release of the Israeli
hostages and increased humanitarian aid in Gaza “will bring muchneeded
relief and help lay the FOUNDATION FOR ENDURING PEACE.”
German Ambassador to Israel Steffen Seibert expressed his anticipation
for the war’s end and the safe release of the hostages.
"Thank you to the peacemakers! It’s beautiful to wake up to the prospect
of an end of the nightmare: can’t wait for the hostages’ release and for
the war to end" he said.
Germany has been a strong ally of Israel throughout the two year
duration of the war with Gaza, while also encouraging Israel to step up
their humanitarian efforts in Gaza.
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Italy’s foreign minister offered his country’s military assistance for any
peacekeeping efforts needed in the region. "The peace is near," Antonio
Tajani said on Friday on X. "Italy, which has always supported the US plan,
is ready to do its part to consolidate the ceasefire, deliver new
humanitarian aid, and PARTICIPATE IN THE RECONSTRUCTION of Gaza.
We are also ready to send troops if an international peacekeeping force
is created to reunify Palestine."
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Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan on Thursday expressed
satisfaction with the outcome of the Israel-Hamas ceasefire talks, which
resulted in a ceasefire agreement for Gaza. He emphasized that Turkey
would closely monitor the implementation of the deal and remain
actively engaged in supporting the process.
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European Union High Representative for Foreign Affairs and Security
Policy Kaja Kallas called the agreement in THE FIRST PHASE of the Gaza
peace deal “a significant breakthrough.”
She reaffirmed the EU’s commitment to ensuring the safe delivery of
humanitarian aid to the Gaza Strip and emphasized that THE CURRENT
MOMENT SHOULD BE USED TO ADVANCE A TWO-STATE SOLUTION.
"This is a major diplomatic accomplishment and a real chance to end a
devastating war and release all the hostages," Kallas said. "The EU will do
what it can to support its implementation.”
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A PROPHETIC MOMENT? ETERNAL
PEACE’ TO THE MIDDLE EAST?
Sep 30, 2025 MYCHARISMA
President Trump is pursuing a path to become a global peacemaker by
advancing a 20-point peace plan for Gaza.
In a meeting on Monday with Benjamin Netanyahu, the president
announced how they could establish “ETERNAL PEACE IN THE MIDDLE
EAST,” as the New York Post reported.
Part of THIS PEACE PLAN includes a group of peacekeepers that would
make up a “Board of Peace,” with Trump himself being the chairman of
this board.
“We discussed how to end the war in Gaza. But it’s just a part of the
bigger picture, which is PEACE IN THE MIDDLE EAST, and let’s call it
ETERNAL PEACE IN THE MIDDLE EAST,” Trump said.
As of right now, Jordan, Turkey, SAUDI ARABIA, Egypt, Qatar, Pakistan,
Indonesia, and the United Arab Emirates HAVE GIVEN PRAISE TO TRUMP
FOR THIS INITIATIVE. The New York Post noted that these countries,
“welcome President Donald J. Trump’s leadership and his sincere efforts
to end the war in Gaza.” These nations are also prepared to “engage
positively and constructively with the United States and the parties
toward finalizing the agreement…”
Trump noted that Israel and the other Middle Eastern nations asked him
to be the chair of this POTENTIAL PEACE BOARD.
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Within this 20-point plan, Gaza would become a “deradicalized terror
free zone,” IT WOULD BE REBUILT to greater benefit the people who live
there and the war could end effectively if all terms are met, including the
return of the Israeli hostages.
From a prophetic perspective, President Trump’s 20-point PEACE PLAN
COULD BE SEEN AS ALIGNING WITH THE BIBLICAL PATTERN OF A
GLOBAL LEADER PURSUING PEACE IN THE MIDDLE EAST—a key theme
in end-times prophecy. Scripture in Daniel 9:27 and 1 Thessalonians 5:3
speaks of a time when A COVENANT (5) OF PEACE WILL BE ESTABLISHED,
YET THE (5) WORLD WILL BE DECEIVED AS (5) THE STAGE IS SET FOR (5)
THE RISE OF THE ANTICHRIST. The gathering of nations (5) AROUND A
SINGLE PEACE INITIATIVE and (5) THE CALL FOR GLOBAL COOPERATION
reflects a time when (5) HUMANITY SEEKS SECURITY AND UNITY,
unaware that (5) DECEPTION IS ON ITS WAY.
This moment, though unprecedented, invites the (7) CHURCH TO
WATCH, PRAY, AND REMAIN STEADFAST (7) IN FAITH, UNDERSTANDING
THAT TRUE ETERNAL PEACE (7) COMES ONLY THROUGH THE MESSIAH,
JESUS CHRIST. (777)
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WHAT TRUMP’S GAZA PLAN MEANS FOR
THE TWO-STATE SOLUTION
October 09, 2025 16:19 ARAB NEWS
Donald Trump’s peace plan is focused on Gaza, but it includes a VAGUE
REFERENCE TO PALESTINIAN STATEHOOD. The plan went through a
number of iterations, taking into account input from the various parties.
Point 19 of the edited version of the plan, as released by the White
House, states: “While Gaza redevelopment advances and when the PA
reform program is faithfully carried out, THE CONDITIONS MAY FINALLY
BE IN PLACE FOR A CREDIBLE PATHWAY TO PALESTINIAN SELF-
DETERMINATION AND STATEHOOD, which we recognize as the
aspiration of the Palestinian people.” NOTICE THAT IT SAYS THAT
CONDITIONS “MAY FINALLY BE IN PLACE” FOR A “PATHWAY TO
PALESTINIAN STATEHOOD.”
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To reassure Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu even further,
point 20 states the US, not the UN or other mediators, “will establish a
dialogue between Israel and the Palestinians TO AGREE ON A POLITICAL
HORIZON FOR PEACEFUL AND PROSPEROUS COEXISTENCE.”
These conditions the plan attaches to peace moves beyond Gaza were
clearly some of the edits that Netanyahu insisted on to accept the plan.
The White House acquiesced to get the deal through. Still, this is
significant because, after many years of rejecting even such remote and
vague references, Netanyahu is changing course. It is also the first time
that Trump, in his second term, has expressed public support for a
Palestinian state.
This administration resisted moves to advance the two-state solution for
many months, reversing established US policy that had, for 50 years,
supported this approach. Consecutive administrations actively engaged
with Arabs and Israelis in an effort to make it happen. BUT THIS YEAR,
THE US REVERSED COURSE AND FOUGHT EFFORTS MADE BY THE
INTERNATIONAL COMMUNITY, LED BY SAUDI ARABIA AND FRANCE, TO
IMPLEMENT THAT SOLUTION. The administration went as far as sending
demarches to scores of countries to dissuade them from joining this
movement, threatening retaliation against those states that recognized
the state of Palestine.
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So even those tepid REFERENCES TO A PALESTINIAN STATE in the most
recent version of the Gaza plan are significant, as they signal that THE US
IS NOT GOING TO RESIST INTERNATIONAL EFFORTS TO MAKE IT
HAPPEN. It appears that the recognition of Palestine by the US could be
used by American interlocutors as leverage in their negotiations with
both sides of the conflict. Eventually, IT HAS TO HAPPEN BECAUSE A
TWO-STATE SOLUTION IS THE ONLY SUSTAINABLE PATHWAY TOWARD
PEACE, STABILITY AND SHARED PROSPERITY IN THE MIDDLE EAST. It is
also the surest way to defuse tensions and defeat extremism and
terrorism in the region.
THE MOMENTUM TOWARD THE REALIZATION OF A TWO-STATE
SOLUTION APPEARS TO BE UNSTOPPABLE. The Gaza genocide has finally
persuaded the doubters of the heavy price of reluctance and hesitation.
Too many countries have waited too long to grant the Palestinians what
is their due in the form of an independent and viable state.
But they are waiting no more. ONE AFTER THE OTHER, THEY
ANNOUNCED THIS MUCH-DELAYED DECISION AT THE UN GENERAL
ASSEMBLY LAST MONTH. THERE ARE NOW NEARLY 160 NATIONS THAT
RECOGNIZE THE STATE OF PALESTINE, ABOUT 82 PERCENT OF THE UN’S
MEMBERSHIP. THE REMAINING COUNTRIES ARE MOST LIKELY WAITING
FOR A MESSAGE FROM THE US TO DO SO.
In the Americas, only the US and Panama remain outside the global
consensus. Similarly, in Africa, 52 states out of 54 have recognized
Palestine as a state. In Asia, only Japan, South Korea and Myanmar
remain, although Japan has indicated it may do so soon. The bulk of the
resistance, about 15 states, is in those European nations still tormented
by their roles in perpetrating the Holocaust. Others are run by far-right
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parties that have much in common with the far right in power in Israel.
However, popular pressure is mounting on these laggards to join the
unstoppable momentum of Palestinian statehood.
The New York Declaration and the High-Level International Conference
for the Peaceful Settlement of THE QUESTION OF PALESTINE AND THE
IMPLEMENTATION OF THE TWO-STATE SOLUTION MARKED THE HIGH
POINTS OF THIS YEAR’S UNGA, which coincided with the 80th
anniversary of the establishment of the world organization.
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The question of Palestine dominated the early years of the UN, as it does
now, and there was clear conviction among the participants that this last
vestige of colonialism has to end with the same compromise envisioned
in the UN Partition Plan of 1947 by realizing a state for the Palestinians
to live side by side in peace and security with Israel. THE CONFERENCE
SERVED AS A CATALYST FOR MORE THAN A DOZEN COUNTRIES TO
GRANT FULL DE JURE RECOGNITION TO THE STATE OF PALESTINE.
THE GLOBAL ALLIANCE FOR THE IMPLEMENTATION OF THE TWO-STATE
SOLUTION, LED BY SAUDI ARABIA, France, Norway, the Arab League and
the EU, HAS GENERATED SO MUCH INTEREST THAT ALMOST EVERY
NATION IN THE WORLD HAS JOINED. The New York Declaration, which
was endorsed by the UNGA, includes a CLEAR PATHWAY TO FULL
PALESTINIAN STATEHOOD. The alliance has several working groups on
political, economic, security and governance issues for participating
countries to develop working plans.
The current Israeli government is in clear opposition to these moves. In
panic, it has hastily adopted a plan to establish large settlements
dissecting the West Bank, with the purpose of making a Palestinian state
difficult to achieve. Under the guidance of its most extremist ministers, it
has unleashed violent settlers to burn and terrorize Palestinian villages.
Its minister of finance, another right-wing fanatic, has withheld hundreds
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of millions of dollars accrued to the Palestinian Authority from customs
revenues in order to starve Palestinian institution of funds.
In response, the Emergency Coalition for the Financial Sustainability of
the Palestinian Authority was announced on Sept. 27, following the UN
conference and the announcement of the Trump plan. Belgium,
Denmark, France, Iceland, Ireland, Japan, Norway, SAUDI ARABIA,
Slovenia, Spain, Switzerland and the UK ANNOUNCED THE LAUNCH OF
THE NEW GROUPING TO DEAL WITH THE URGENT AND
UNPRECEDENTED FINANCIAL CRISIS CONFRONTING THE PA.
The immediate purpose is to “stabilize the PA’s finances and preserve its
ability to govern, provide essential services, and maintain security, all of
which are INDISPENSABLE TO REGIONAL PEACE, STABILITY AND TO
PRESERVING THE TWO-STATE SOLUTION,” according to a statement
released by the coalition, which was formed in the belief that short-term
aid alone is not sufficient. What is needed is a sustainable, predictable
and coordinated funding mechanism, working with international
financial institutions and key partners to mobilize resources, support
ongoing governance and economic reforms, and ensure full transparency
and accountability.
Trump’s peace plan for Gaza is a good start, but THE WORK OF THE
GLOBAL ALLIANCE IS NEEDED NOW MORE THAN EVER TO CONTINUE
THE MARCH TOWARD THE REALIZATION OF A SOVEREIGN AND VIABLE
PALESTINIAN STATE.
Dr. Abdel Aziz Aluwaisheg is the GCC assistant secretary-general for
political affairs and negotiation.
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ISRAEL WANTS TO EXPAND CIRCLE OF
PEACE, NORMALIZATION IN THE
REGION, FOREIGN MINISTER SAYS
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Israel's Foreign Minister Gideon Saar.
Al Arabiya English Published: 09 October ,2025: 02:58 PM GST
Updated: 09 October ,2025: 04:40 PM GST

ISRAEL IS INTERESTED IN EXPANDING THE CIRCLE OF PEACE AND
NORMALIZATION IN THE MIDDLE EASTERN REGION, Israeli Foreign Minister
Gideon Saar said on Thursday, adding he will vote in favor of the deal to
release Israeli hostages.
Saar said he hopes that NEW POLITICAL HORIZONS WILL OPEN UP FOR
ISRAEL IN THE NEAR FUTURE saying that during the difficult times he
CONTINUED TO ADVANCE RELATIONSHIPS WITH COUNTRIES AROUND THE
WORLD.
As the Israeli cabinet is expected to convene to vote on the hostage deal
following a US-brokered deal between Israel and Hamas to end the war in
Gaza, Saar added that he will vote in favor for the deal with great joy.
The Israeli official, however, said in his post on X that Israel’s challenges are
not over, stating that Israel did not abandon the war objectives. He also stated
that Israel has not given up on ending Hamas’ rule in Gaza nor what he
described as the threat it poses to it.
“Therefore, hear the word of the Lord, you SCORNFUL MEN,
WHO RULE THIS PEOPLE WHO ARE IN JERUSALEM. BECAUSE YOU HAVE
SAID, “WE HAVE MADE A COVENANT WITH DEATH, AND WITH SHEOL
WE ARE IN AGREEMENT.”
“When the overflowing scourge passes through, It will not come to us,
For we have made lies our refuge, And under falsehood we have hidden
ourselves.”
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