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In mid-August 2026, eight Arab and Islamic countries—including Egypt, Jordan, the UAE, Qatar, and Turkey—publicly condemned Israel's rejection of a U.S.-backed Gaza peace plan. The plan, associated with President Trump, was rejected by Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu, drawing sharp criticism from regional powers who accuse Israel of thwarting efforts to end the conflict in Gaza.
Meanwhile, Netanyahu's re-election campaign has taken a controversial turn, as he has cast a figure named Mamdani alongside Israel's wartime enemies in new campaign materials. Hamas, for its part, stated that talks in Egypt are aimed at ensuring Israel's adherence to the Gaza roadmap, indicating ongoing diplomatic efforts despite the tensions.
by WorldBrief & Maksim Micheliov | AI-generated summary
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