The so-called Trump Declaration for Enduring Peace and Prosperity was signed on October 13 by the leaders of the US, Egypt, Qatar and Turkiye. This agreement committed signatories to a broad set of principles around religious tolerance, human rights, security and dialogue across the region. Neither Israel nor Hamas signed it. That is not unusual, as guarantors often sign what warring parties will not. But four governments cannot promise tolerance and human rights on behalf of two parties that did not sign, and nothing in the text says what they will do to make them