US EditionTrump Claimed Victory After Hamas’ Response to Ceasefire Plan, Boxing in Netanyahu
Palestinian Islamic Jihad supports Hamas's acceptance of Trump's ceasefire plan aiming to end a two-year conflict, including hostage releases and Gaza governance changes.
- On Friday, October 4, 2025, Senior Hamas official Mousa Abu Marzouk said Hamas agreed in principle to US President Donald Trump’s ceasefire plan, and Palestinian Islamic Jihad endorsed the response.
- Earlier Friday, President Donald Trump gave Hamas until 6 pm Washington time on Sunday to accept his Gaza plan, which demands a ceasefire, disarmament, and a 72-hour hostage exchange.
- Hamas said it will hand over weapons to a future Palestinian state and transfer Gaza's administration to independents referencing the Palestinian Authority, affirming readiness to negotiate through mediators.
- The Israeli military was ordered to ready forces for the plan while airstrikes continued at reduced intensity after US President Donald Trump called for a halt, and Israeli media reported political leaders instructed scaling back.
- Humanitarian groups and Gaza residents note the enclave now hosts nearly 2.4 million people and nearly 66,300 Palestinians have died since October 2023 amid warnings Gaza faces famine; Israel estimates 48 Israeli captives remain, 20 alive.
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Trump claimed victory after Hamas’ response to ceasefire plan, boxing in Netanyahu
When word reached the White House on Friday afternoon that Hamas had, after nearly five days, responded to President Donald Trump’s 20-point proposal to end the war in Gaza, officials were so quick to embrace the group’s statement they posted it in full on social media, at one point mistakenly attributing it to Trump himself.
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