Amid Hamas targeting Gaza civilians in new attacks, US President Donald Trump gives BIG warning: ‘No choice,…kill..’

US President Donald Trump warned on Thursday that the United States may be forced to take military action against Hamas if the group continues to target civilians in Gaza. “If Hamas keeps killing people in Gaza, which wasn’t the Agreement, we’ll have no choice but to go in and kill them,” Trump posted on Truth Social.

The warning came a day after Trump addressed the ongoing situation in Gaza, focusing on Hamas efforts to search for the remaining deceased hostages and the broader implications of the US-brokered peace deal.

Taken together, Wednesday’s remarks about hostages and the peace agreement help explain Thursday’s stark warning, linking humanitarian concerns about civilians and hostages to the possibility of stronger U.S. intervention if attacks continue.

Describing the difficult task of recovering the bodies, Trump told reporters in the Oval Office: “It’s a scary process… They dig and they find a lot of bodies. Then they have to separate the bodies.”
Detailing the conditions in which some of the bodies were found, he noted: “Some of these bodies have been there for a long time, some are under rubble. They have to remove the rubble. Some are in tunnels… far underground.”

These comments contextualize the seriousness of the humanitarian situation on the ground, supporting Trump’s warning about potential US intervention.
Touching on the issue of weapons, Trump emphasized that Hamas must comply with the peace agreement and said, “We want the weapons to be given… They agreed to do this. Now they have to do it. If they do not do it, we will do it.”

Building on his previous comments, he emphasized that Hamas must surrender its weapons and warned that the United States would take decisive action if the group did not comply. “They will disarm because they said they would disarm. If they do not disarm, we will disarm them,” Trump said.

“They know I’m not playing games,” he said, emphasizing the seriousness of the US’s stance.

Trump made these remarks at a bilateral lunch with Argentine President Javier Milei at the White House, shortly after the United States announced a $20 billion financial support package to stabilize Argentina’s economy.