Donald Trump gives Hamas brutal two-word warning if it walks away from peace deal | World | News
Donald Trump said that Hamas terrorists were facing “full obliteration” if they do not give up the power in Gaza and accept the peace plan. The Bombastic Commander made sharp comments to the American publisher CNN when asked what would happen if he did not leave the power on the terror group on Sunday.
The president’s comments are coming to Egypt for indirect talks on Monday before the expected ceasefire of Israel and Hamas. Hamas said in a statement that the US peace plan has accepted only some elements, which required the release of all Israeli hostages seized during the end of Israel’s military operation in Gaza.
However, the militant group has not yet accepted the idea of an international agency that seized the control of Gaza, ruled by Donald Trump.
The country’s Foreign Ministry said that Egypt will host delegations from Israel and Hamas on Monday to discuss the proposed change of Israeli hostages on Monday. According to an Egyptian official, US ambassador Steve Witkoff is also attending talks.
US Secretary of State Marco Rubio said that the current situation is the “closest to release all hostages ve and that the foreign ministers of eight Muslim majority countries have made a joint statement that meets the steps towards a possible ceasefire on Sunday.
Speaking to the journalists in the White House, Trump said he could still be more to negotiate, but “Everyone has accepted it”, “But there will be some changes, you take the hostages back immediately. The negotiations will continue now, probably a few days.”
Despite the peace negotiations, pro -Filestin protesters continued to expand their police resources in England, Europe, North America and Australia with large -scale demonstrations. The Metropolitan Police said that 488 arrests were made to support the Palestinian action, including six detained people who were detained to reveal a banned group on the Westminster Bridge.
70,000 Gaza protesters in Spain walked in Barcelona. After the gangs they claimed to support Israel, the scenes became ugly. Eight arrests were made and 20 police officers were injured.
In Israel, tens of thousands of people gathered in Tel Aviv on Saturday night to support the peace plan and bring hostages home.
