US EditionIsraeli strikes kill dozens in Gaza as Hamas considers its response to Trump’s peace proposal
Trump's 20-point plan demands Hamas disarm, hostages' release, and Gaza's transition to Palestinian Authority control with support from Israel and Arab nations, amid ongoing conflict.
- Israeli strikes have killed dozens of Palestinians in Gaza as Hamas considers its response to U.S. President Donald Trump's peace proposal.
- Trump's plan requires Hamas to release all remaining hostages, leave power in Gaza and disarm in return for the release of Palestinian prisoners and an end to fighting.
- A senior Hamas official said some points in the proposal agreed upon by Trump and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu are unacceptable and must be amended.
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Washington/Gaza – Is there a Gaza deal? US President Donald Trump has placed a new ultimatum on the terrorist organization, his peace plan...
The U.S. president warns Hamas that this is his "last chance" before he knows "hell."
DECRYPTAGE - Pressed by Washington and its allies to accept the American peace plan, Hamas Temporizes. But as the Israeli army progresses in the city of Gaza, the leaders of the Islamist group struggle to agree on the strategy to be adopted.
US President Trump threatens Hamas with consequences if it does not agree with his peace plan. However, the terrorist organization claims to need more time for its deliberations.
The U.S. president had set Tuesday an ultimatum of "three or four days" for the terrorist movement to accept the text.
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