Trump Says Gaza Peace Deal Focuses on Rebuilding, Not Palestinian Statehood. President Donald Trump said he hopes the new peace agreement signed in Egypt will lead to “the rebuilding of Gaza.” Speaking aboard Air Force One, Trump declined to say whether the deal would pave the way for a Palestinian state. “We’re talking about rebuilding Gaza,” he said, adding that discussions of “one-state or two-state” solutions were not his current focus. The agreement, reached at a global summit in Sharm el-Sheikh, was hailed by Trump as having answered “the prayers of millions.” The ceasefire includes the release of all living Israeli hostages and marks a major step in Trump’s 20-point Middle East peace plan. The plan establishes a “board of peace,” chaired by the US president, to oversee Gaza’s transitional governance and reconstruction. Former President Joe Biden praised Trump’s achievement, saying he was “deeply grateful and relieved” that hostages were freed and civilians can now rebuild. Biden added that the deal offers “a path to peace” and “equal measures of dignity and safety” for both Israelis and Palestinians. [Instructions: THIS VIDEO MUST NOT BE EDITED FOR LENGTH TO COMBINE WITH OTHER CONTENT]