Biden Goes to Egypt Summit Next; Drone Attacks Averted US Military in Iraq; Egypt President Invites Iraqi PM to Summit

In an urgent summit on Gaza, the Egyptian President, Abdel Fattah El-Sisi, invited the Iraqi Prime Minister, Mohammed Shia Al-Sudani, on Tuesday.

As reported by the Prime Minister's Office (PMO), Al-Sudani received an invitation from El-Sisi to attend the summit in Cairo, Egypt, which will be attended by several Middle Eastern leaders.

There will be a discussion of developments in the Gaza Strip and Israeli hostilities against the Palestinians at the summit.

According to diplomatic sources in Cairo, Biden will attend the summit on October 21, where leaders of Palestine, Saudi Arabia, Jordan, and Turkey will participate.

White House officials confirmed that the US President will visit Israel before arriving in Egypt.

According to sources, Iran may also attend the summit due to its involvement in the current conflict.

As Israel continues its assault on Gaza, the summit occurs amid the ongoing conflict.

The Israeli occupation forces have killed more than 2,800 Palestinians in the past 11 days, including at least 1,000 children, and injured more than 11,000 others.

They refused to reveal who carried out the attack, but the US military intercepted two drones before they reached their target.

With regional tensions over the Israel-Hamas conflict increasing dramatically, Washington is on high alert for Iranian-backed activities.

It was explained by US officials that the drones were targeting Al-Asad Airbase, which houses US forces in western Iraq.

If Washington interfered with the conflict between Hamas and the Israeli occupying forces, Iranian-backed groups in Iraq threatened to target US interests in the region.

At least 500 people were killed in Gaza after Israeli forces bombed a hospital.

According to Israeli sources, Hamas misfired a missile and bombarded the hospital.

According to the White House, Joe Biden and Mohammed Shia Al-Sudani discussed efforts to contain the Gaza conflict last Monday.

As the humanitarian crisis in the Gaza Strip worsens, the two leaders discussed the need to address it.