The Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) and Rwanda are expected to sign a peace deal in Washington on 4 December 2025, in a deal brokered by President Donald Trump.

The US President announced a deal was reached late Wednesday. Many blame the president for failing to prevent the deaths of at least 20,000 Palestinians due to his support to Israel in the last eight months.

The recent Arab-Islamic summit has been criticized for its nominal outcomes, in line with past summits typically marked with inaction when it comes to Israeli violations and crimes across the West Asia region.

It is speculated that the agreement may change the geopolitical equation in the Persian Gulf, providing countries in the region greater freedom from their current political and strategic dependence on the US.

The UNHRC special debate was held to discuss Israel’s attacks on Doha earlier this month targeting Hamas leaders engaged in ceasefire negotiations.

The US Secretary of State vowed the Trump administration’s unwavering support for Israel on the eve of an emergency Arab-Islamic summit, during which the Israeli aggression on Qatar was discussed.

Hamas’s negotiating team was targeted while reviewing a recent US ceasefire proposal to end Israel’s genocidal aggression on Gaza.

Recent reports indicate the killing of hundreds of civilians in Congo by the M23, despite a peace deal having been agreed to.

Mediators are awaiting Israel’s response after Hamas responded “positively” to the latest proposal for a 60-day ceasefire that may pave the way for a permanent truce.

The ceasefire announcement came less than 48 hours after the US joined Israel’s unprovoked aggression on Iran, striking its nuclear sites.

During the trip, the rulers of the Gulf countries signed multi-trillion-dollar deals with Trump and conspicuously failed to demand an end to Israel’s genocidal aggression on Gaza.

Analysts suggest that Netanyahu seeks to perpetuate the aggression on Gaza to guarantee staying in office as long as possible.