Trump Says Hamas Has ‘Three Or Four’ Days To Respond To Gaza Peace Plan | World News

US President Donald Trump said that Hamas was “about three or four days” to respond to the Gaza Peace Plan on Tuesday (local time).

Speaking to the journalists, “All Arab countries have registered. All of the Muslim countries registered. Israel all registered. Only we are waiting for Hamas and Hamas will not be able to do and if not, and if not, it will be a very sad end.”

President Trump emphasized the urgency of the plan, “We want hostages immediately and we want a good behavior … You will not be simpler … We have signed every country in the Middle East. This is like something that has never been done before. This is more than gas.”

The statements came after a comprehensive attempt to end the ongoing conflict in Gaza. The plan received support from Israel, Arab countries and other Muslim countries in the region.

Previously, during the announcement of the Gaza Peace Plan, Trump said at a joint press conference with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, saying that “the end of the war” if it was accepted by Hamas.

“If it is accepted by Hamas, this proposal requires the release of all hostages within 72 hours, it means not only Gaza, but also the end of the war itself … Arab and Muslim countries, Gaza, Hamas and all other horror organizations, the military abilities of all other terrorism, including all the violations of terrorism, including tunnels to destroy the tunnel.

If Hamas rejected the agreement, Potus claimed that Hamas leadership was killed three different times upon asking what he would do by adding that Potus would allow them to go because they had already paid a big price and that this Hamas group was a “brand new group”.

“I will allow them to go and do what they have to do. They can do it quite easily. I would allow them to go and do what they need to do. You know, we killed about 25,000 Hamas. So they certainly paid a big price for October 7. And this is a completely new group. They came and came in and continued to come.
Trump also made sure that “real peace in the Middle East”.

“We hope they [Hamas] It will have a beautiful, quiet life. Maybe not, but if so, it will be one of the biggest things to happen so far. He added that we will have real peace in the Middle East.