President Trump's efforts to broker peace in the Middle East faced a setback as Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu decided to skip the peace summit in Egypt, citing new regional dynamics. This move comes in the wake of Trump's recent success in signing a deal between Israel and Gaza, which was hailed as achieving the impossible.

Trump, who had celebrated the peace deal as a major breakthrough in the region, had high hopes for the summit to further solidify his Middle East peace efforts. However, the absence of Netanyahu has raised concerns about the future of the peace negotiations.

Despite the setback, Trump remains optimistic about the prospects for peace in the Middle East. In a recent Knesset speech, he reiterated his commitment to bringing both sides to the table and finding a lasting solution to the longstanding conflict.

As new regional dynamics take shape in the Middle East, the path to peace remains uncertain. With key players like Netanyahu absent from the negotiating table, the road ahead for Trump's peace efforts in the region may prove to be challenging.