United States President Donald Trump held a joint phone call on Monday with French President Emmanuel Macron, Egyptian President Abdel Fattah el-Sisi, and Jordan's King Abdullah II ahead of his scheduled meeting with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu at the White House.

The high-level conversation came after Macron, el-Sisi, and Abdullah recently met in Cairo to coordinate their stance on the ongoing conflict between Israel and Hamas in Gaza. During their discussions with Trump, the leaders reiterated their call for an immediate ceasefire and emphasized the urgent need for humanitarian aid access to the Gaza Strip.

The joint appeal comes amid growing international pressure to de-escalate tensions and address the worsening humanitarian situation in the region. All four leaders aligned on the necessity of halting hostilities and emphasized the role of diplomatic engagement in reducing civilian suffering and preventing further conflict escalation.

Shortly after the call, Prime Minister Netanyahu arrived at the White House to begin discussions with President Trump. While the exact agenda of their meeting remains private, the timing of the leaders' call suggests that Gaza and broader regional stability were high on the priority list.

The coordinated communication between the United States and key Middle Eastern and European allies reflects an effort to present a united front on pressing international issues. Trump’s administration has repeatedly emphasized its commitment to regional peace and its role in facilitating dialogue between involved parties.

As the situation in Gaza continues to draw global attention, the outcome of Trump's meeting with Netanyahu may influence the next steps in ongoing ceasefire negotiations and the delivery of humanitarian relief.