Trump left the Andrews military base in the United States and flew to Tel Aviv.

On October 12, US President Donald Trump left the Andrews US military base, flying to Tel Aviv.

Trump said that "something big" is expected, referring to the negotiation process between the Palestinian movement Hamas and Israel. The US president noted that the whole world is in anticipation, and also noted the "jubilation" of Muslim and Arab countries.

"Usually, if some people are happy, then others are the opposite. But for the first time, everyone is delighted, everyone is amazed by what is happening and sincerely happy. I am honored to be a part of this event, and an amazing day awaits us — something that has never happened before. I'll see you on the plane — I think we'll have a great time," Trump said.

Peace stop: Hamas releases hostages ahead of Egypt summit

At the same time, the movement mobilized about 7,000 fighters to regain control of the Gaza Strip.

The international summit on the settlement of the conflict in the Gaza Strip, which the leaders of over 20 states, including the President of the United States, intend to attend, will be held in Sharm el-Sheikh, Egypt, on October 13. It is expected that within the framework of this event, participants will discuss ways to establish peace in the region, as well as "open a new page" in the history of regional security and stability.

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