**Arab Leaders Gather in Cairo Amid Crisis in Gaza**

**Emerging from the shadow of U.S. proposals, Arab nations aim to solidify a united stance on Gaza.**

As the humanitarian crisis in Gaza deepens, Arab leaders are set to convene an emergency summit in Cairo on Tuesday, amidst rising pressure to formulate a comprehensive strategy for the region. This gathering comes as the fragile ceasefire between Israel and Hamas hangs in the balance, with the potential for renewed violence looming.

The urgency of this meeting is underscored by President Trump’s recent controversial suggestion aimed at “resettling” Palestinians from Gaza into neighboring Egypt and Jordan. This proposal has drawn international condemnation, with critics labeling it as potential ethnic cleansing. In response, Egypt, Jordan, and various Arab states have rallied against Trump's vision, warning that it could obliterate any remnants of hope for a future Palestinian state while jeopardizing their own national stability.

In the wake of Trump's fluctuating stance—where he has seemingly moderated his initial position—the Arab world remains vigilant regarding the situation in Gaza. The ongoing ceasefire has brought a temporary halt to hostilities, allowing prisoner exchanges between Israeli authorities and Hamas, but apprehensions about long-term peace continue to prevail.

With the summit dubbed “Emergency Arab Summit: Rescue Mission” featured prominently in Egyptian media, the leaders will need to navigate these treacherous waters to arrive at a solution that promotes both regional security and the viability of Palestinian aspirations. The summit's outcome could significant implications for the already turbulent geopolitical landscape in the Middle East.