The recent peace deal orchestrated by Trump to halt the conflict between Israel and Hamas has been likened to a 'shotgun wedding,' with both parties absent from the signing ceremony held in Sinai. The event, hosted by Abdel Fattah al-Sisi, saw international representatives gather to enforce a ceasefire, but neither Israel nor Hamas attended, highlighting the forced nature of the agreement. Despite the memorandum signed by various countries, Hamas has already begun violating the terms, refusing to disarm and consolidating power in vacated areas, while Trump appears unconcerned about these breaches. The summit's timing coincided with revelations of a significant underground military infrastructure in Sinai, raising concerns about future hostilities. Ultimately, the article suggests that the peace accord is fragile, with Israel likely to seek an end to the arrangement should Hamas continue its provocations.