Trump Blames Hamas For Gaza Ceasefire Breakdown, Urges Israel To ‘Finish Job’ | World News
New Delhi: According to CNN, US President Donald Trump held Hamas responsible for the failure of Gaza Armistice negotiations on Friday and gave a strong support to intensify Israel’s military attack. “I think they want to die and very bad, Tr Trump said to Journalists before leaving Scotland for a weekend trip. “You should come to a point you need to finish,” he added.
Trump’s words pointed out to a significant separation from his previous stance, in which he expressed optimism about a potential agreement that would end the conflict, allow the release of hostages and provide humanitarian assistance to Gaza.
At the beginning of this week, Trump’s administration withdrew his negotiators to the ceasefire talks in Doha, giving doubts about Hamas’s unity and intentions. According to Steve Witkoff, Trump’s Middle Eastern ambassador, the group did not act in good faith ”or“ coordinated ”or. Witkoff said that his team is now investigating “alternative options” to ensure that the remaining hostages are released.
Trump asked for their latest interactions with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, just a kind of disappointment “, he said. “They will have to fight and they will have to clean. They will have to get rid of them.”
While Trump accused Hamas, the authorities in Egypt and Qatar described the current pause in the talks as “normal in the context of these complex negotiations”. A senior Israeli official said that the talks were “never”.
Trump claimed that Hamas had little encouragement to negotiate, and said the number of ongoing pledge was still kept. “Now we have fallen into the last hostages and they know what would happen after taking the last hostages, and basically, so they didn’t really want to make a deal.” He said.
US officials said that the administration hopes that the administration would pressure Trump’s solid discourse and Witkoff’s withdrawal to Hamas to return to the table.
Foreign Ministry spokesman Tammy Bruce, “We tried. The world has watched it. What are the options – President Trump’s vehicle’s chest, many vehicles, private ambassador Witkoff has many options.”
In the White House, Trump said, “People do not know this and we certainly did not get any approval or thank you, but we have contributed to food and materials and everything else 60 million dollars. Money reaches there, because it takes money. Food is being taken. We will do more, but we gave a lot of money.”
CNN said an internal US investigation could not find any evidence that Hamas had widespread theft in Gaza.
Trump is scheduled to meet with British Prime Minister Keir Starmer in Scotland. On Friday, Starmer described Israel’s military climbing in Gaza as “indisputable”.
French President Emmanuel Macron drew global attention by explaining that he would recognize a Palestinian state at the UN General Assembly in France in September. Trump, journalists, “The explanation does not move at all. A very good man. I love him. But this expression does not move weight.”
(With inputs from the moment)
