Washington, Oct. 17 -- "This is an "incredible day for the world, let alone the Middle East," US President Donald Trump said as he, along with other Arab leaders, signed the peace agreement to end the Israel-Hamas war in Gaza at Sharm el-Sheikh, Egypt.

He asserted that the peace agreement is "going to hold up," calling it the "biggest, most complicated deal." After brokering the much-anticipated peace deal, he declared that he is often called upon to mediate international issues, stating confidently, "I get along with the tough ones, I don't get along with the weak ones."

Trump's 20-point peace plan for Gaza outlines the establishment of a temporary technocratic government, with Israel pledging not to annex the Strip and ensuring that n...