Emphasising the need for a constructive and humanitarian approach to Gaza's recovery, Trump said, "We have all agreed that supporting Gaza must be done to lift up the people themselves. But we don't want to fund anything having to do with the bloodshed, hatred or terror as has happened in the past."

He noted that the consensus reached at the summit centred on ensuring long-term peace through structural and social rebuilding. "We have also agreed that Gaza's reconstruction requires that it be demilitarised and that a new honest civilian police force must be allowed to create a safe condition for the people in Gaza," Trump stated.

Reflecting on the broader implications of the peace agreement, the US President reaffirmed his commitment to stability and cooperation. "I intend to be a partner in securing a better future... There won't be World War III, hopefully. But it's not going to start in the Middle East. We're not going to have a World War III," he said.

Calling the landmark ceasefire agreement a turning point, Trump described it as ushering in "a new beginning for an entire, beautiful Middle East." He celebrated the treaty as an answer to the prayers of millions, declaring that peace in the region had finally been achieved.

"With the historic agreement we've just signed, those prayers of millions have finally been answered... Together, we have achieved what everybody said was impossible. At long last, we have peace in the Middle East," he stated.

Highlighting the scale of the breakthrough, Trump said that beyond ending the war in Gaza, the agreement offers a fresh start for regional stability and unity against terror.

"The momentous breakthrough that we're here to celebrate tonight is more than the end of the war in Gaza--with God's help, it will be a new beginning for an entire, beautiful Middle East... we can build a region that's strong, and stable, and prosperous, and united in rejecting the path of terror once and for all," he said.

Reiterating the need for Gaza's reconstruction to focus on its people, not on militarisation, Trump added, "We've all agreed that supporting Gaza must be done to lift up the people themselves, but we don't want to fund anything having to do with bloodshed, hatred, and terror... For this same reason, we also agreed that Gaza's reconstruction requires that it be demilitarised."

Urging regional leaders to seize the moment, Trump said the Middle East now stands at the threshold of peace and prosperity.