When the Sheikh of Al-Azhar described the crimes of the occupation in Gaza as "catastrophic hatreds" and "a complete lack of humanity and compassion," he said nothing new—nothing the Ummah has not been aware of for decades. But the more important question that must be asked is: Would these massacres have happened without the complacency of regimes, the inaction of armies, and the collusion of rulers?

The emergency Arab summit was held in Cairo amidst bitter circumstances that the Islamic Ummah is experiencing, most notably the Jewish aggression on Gaza, and the increasing international pressures regarding the Palestinian issue. As expected, the summit issued a final statement that contained expressions of condemnation and denunciation...

The opposition leader in the Jewish entity, Yair Lapid, has proposed a plan for the future of Gaza, calling it the "Egyptian Solution." This plan involves imposing Egypt’s guardianship over the Gaza Strip for several years in exchange for political and financial incentives, the most notable being the repayment of its debts.

With Trump pretending to tighten the noose on the Egyptian regime and the regime's inability to refuse and its full knowledge that displacement is something it cannot refuse despite the risks it entails, Trump's statements came to suggest the revelation of the truth of the relationship between the master and the slave, so he declared after the announced refusal by the two regimes by saying,