Netanyahu ‘Forced To Skip' Egypt's Gaza Summit; Escapes Right-wing Fury By Avoiding Erdogan | Report Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu reportedly skipped Gaza peace summit in Egypt on Monday, fearing backlash from his right-wing political base. The gathering included Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas, Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan, and other regional leaders. Netanyahu has long opposed PA involvement in post-war Gaza, comparing Ramallah’s two-state stance to Hamas’s objectives. His coalition partners also reject any role for Abbas in Gaza’s administration. Reports suggest the decision came last-minute, as Netanyahu sought to avoid angering supporters by sharing a platform with leaders critical of his policies. The move highlights growing political tensions ami

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