Donald Trump issues warning over Gaza peace plan, but hopes that it will…

US President Donald Trump

US President Donald Trump warned Hamas not to violate the Gaza peace plan, saying there was still hope that Hamas would do the right thing and that “if they don’t, the end of Hamas will be fast, furious and brutal.” Trump’s warning came with a post on his social media account Truth Social.

“Many of our NOW MAJOR ALLIES in the Middle East and the regions surrounding the Middle East have declared openly and forcefully, with great enthusiasm, that if Hamas continues to misbehave in violation of their agreements with us, they would welcome the opportunity to enter GAZA with heavy force at my request and “fix our Hamas.” The love and spirit of the Middle East has not been seen like this in a thousand years! A beautiful thing to see! I say to these countries and Israel “NOT YET!” he said. “There is still hope that Hamas will do the right thing,” he said. “If they do not do this, the end of Hamas will be FAST, FURIOUS and HARMFUL! I want to thank all the countries that called for help. I also want to thank the great and powerful country Indonesia and its wonderful leader, the Middle East and the USA for all the help they have shown and given, thank you EVERYONE for your interest in this matter.”

To date, only Indonesia has publicly expressed a willingness to contribute troops to a UN-led international force to help secure post-war Gaza, officials told The Times of Israel, while Turkey and Azerbaijan have privately expressed a desire to do so. The New York Times said in a statement earlier today that, contrary to Trump’s claims, countries are hesitant to send forces to the Strip due to concerns that they will have to clash with the terrorist group while trying to stabilize the region.

According to The Times of Israel, US Vice President JD Vance came to the “Civil Military Coordination Center”. The Kiryat Gat region in southern Israel is the headquarters of the fledgling US-led force intended to oversee implementation of the Gaza ceasefire. “The Vice President is here for private briefings with members of the military,” The Times of Israel reported. Meanwhile, the military wing of Hamas announced that it will transfer the two bodies of the deceased hostages to Israel this evening at 21:00 (local time). According to The Times of Israel, the terrorist group said the hostages were “taken today on the Strip” and did not disclose their identities.

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