As the dust settles on the recent Middle East peace summit, a crucial question remains: what exactly did the parties involved achieve in the name of historic progress? Former President Donald Trump touted the agreement as a major breakthrough, but closer examination reveals that several key issues, including nuclear talks with Iran and the status of Israel, remain unresolved. Despite the fanfare, it's unclear what tangible benefits either side can claim from the deal, leaving many to wonder if the agreement is more hype than substance. As the international community continues to navigate the complex web of Middle East politics, one thing is certain: the true implications of this deal will only become clear with time.
Trump called it a historic deal. But with nuclear talks and Israel all unresolved, what did either side actually win?
