World leaders left Sharm el-Sheikh with as many questions unanswered about Gaza’s future as when they arrived. @Research_Mas’s director-general Raja Khalidi tells me what it will take to rebuild Gaza and its economy:

Why didn’t two of Trump’s closest partners in this region, Saudi Arabia’s Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman and UAE President Sheikh Mohamed bin Zayed, attend the Peace Summit in Sharm el-Sheikh themselves? Gulf expert @HTAlhasan shares his thoughts.

All eyes are now shifting to Egypt, where world leaders will join a summit on Gaza’s future. Rolling coverage from CNN's network of correspondents continues: 📍@clarissaward @JDiamond1 in Tel Aviv 📍@BeckyCNN @NicRobertsonCNN in Sharm el-Sheikh 📍@nadaabashir in Ramallah & more

Gaza's future is front and center here in Sharm el-Sheikh today, and Egypt's Foreign Minister gave me surprising insight into what he thinks is necessary to secure it: https://t.co/4gSOOEJXg8

Egyptian Foreign Minister Badr Abdelatty told @BeckyCNN in Sharm el-Sheikh today that he gives President Trump credit for brokering the ceasefire deal, saying "[Trump] is the only person on the globe who can bring peace to this region."

As Egypt sets to co-host the Sharm el-Sheikh Summit for Peace, I spoke to the country’s FM Badr Abdelatty about whether he shares Trump’s view that the war in Gaza is over and what comes next. Tune in to @CNN for the interview.

Maintaining momentum is key to move to the next phase of the Gaza ceasefire deal, which @HTAlhasan tells me will be a “daunting task” for regional leaders.

Netanyahu made a 180-degree turn after he was “bullied into the corner” by Trump to agree to the Gaza ceasefire deal, former Israeli diplomat Alon Pinkas tells me.

Three Qatari diplomats have died in a car accident in Egypt. Diplomats who were critical to the Gaza negotiations. @NicRobertsonCNN explains.

“The smell of bread gives people hope,” @SamerWFP tells me as @WFP plans to get in more than 80 aid trucks into Gaza and get the bakeries running.

“Very short and hectic.” This is how @AmitSegal described the timeline of the release of the Israeli hostages and Palestinian prisoners. He walks me through the process:

The countdown is on for the Israeli hostages to be released and nearly 2,000 Palestinian prisoners to be freed. What happens next? Former Knesset member @GhaidaZoabi explains.

Israel is “holding its breath” for the release of the hostages. @yaakovkatz gives us the mood from there.

I’m in Sharm el-Sheikh, Egypt, where the Gaza ceasefire and hostage deal was brokered late last week. Trump is expected to join leaders from more than 20 countries to formalize the first phase of the agreement.

Israelis lost faith long ago in the gov’t that failed on Oct. 7. Cheers for Trump & boos for Netanyahu at Hostage Square said it all. Israelis have strong opinions re who they think has pushed to bring hostages home & who they think has stood in the way. Today on @CNN with

10.12.25 1237 am ET CNN Anchor @BeckyCNN w/ CNN Military Analyst Colonel Cedric Leighton USAF (ret) @CedricLeighton Focus: U.S. Role in Ceasefire coordination inside Gaza

“There is no other way to undertake a humanitarian response at the scale needed in #Gaza, without the United Nations, including UNRWA” our @JulietteTouma tells @BeckyCNN on @CNNConnect UNRWA has the necessary reach, network, know-how and trust of the communities to deliver aid