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During the UN General Assembly in New York on September 24, 2025, President Donald Trump engaged with leaders from predominantly Muslim countries, including Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif. The diplomatic discussions focused on the ongoing crisis in Gaza. Countries participating in these talks included officials from Turkey, Qatar, Saudi Arabia, Indonesia, Egypt, the United Arab Emirates, and Jordan.
Trump expressed his respect for the leaders of Islamic nations, praising their collective efforts, saying, “You all have done an excellent job, which is commendable.” Alongside negotiating the release of hostages and seeking an end to the conflict, Trump elaborated on U.S. strategies concerning an Israeli withdrawal from Gaza and establishing governance after the conflict, excluding Hamas from future governance, as reported by American media outlets.
The U.S. is encouraging Arab and Muslim nations to contribute military forces to Gaza to facilitate Israel’s withdrawal and to provide financial support for transition and reconstruction initiatives, according to Axios. Israel has faced widespread international criticism for its military actions in Gaza, where health authorities report over 65,000 Palestinian casualties.
Recently, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu authorized a ground offensive against Gaza City, with few signs pointing toward a ceasefire. The situation continues to evolve, and updates are ongoing.
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