US EditionTrump Tells Israel to ‘Finish the Job’ Against Hamas Weeks After Suggesting Ceasefire Deal in Sight
GAZA STRIP, JUL 25 – Israel and the U.S. consider new tactics to secure hostage releases as Hamas rejects ceasefire offers and nearly two years of conflict continue, officials say.
- On Friday, President Donald Trump called on Israel to intensify its efforts and fully eliminate Hamas in Gaza after ceasefire and hostage negotiations fell apart.
- This statement came after Hamas rejected a US-backed ceasefire, prompting Trump to pull his negotiators back amid ongoing complex negotiations and a growing humanitarian crisis in Gaza.
- Trump accused Hamas of preventing aid distribution and praised the $60 million US contribution while dismissing French President Macron's plan to recognize a Palestinian state as lacking weight.
- Trump commented on Hamas, suggesting they are prepared to perish, and indicated that Israel must intensify its efforts to confront and eliminate the group, implying that a ceasefire is unlikely in the near future.
- The development suggests that while some see opportunities to resume talks, the focus is shifting to military actions and exploring alternative options to end Hamas's control and secure hostages.
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President Donald Trump stated that Hamas "did not want to conclude an agreement" and "will die", claiming that the group wanted to keep the hostages to maintain their negotiating power.
Trump tells Israel to ‘finish the job’ against Hamas weeks after suggesting ceasefire deal in sight
Only a few weeks ago, President Donald Trump seemed confident a deal was days away that would end the fighting in Gaza, secure the release of hostages and allow aid to flow into an enclave where people are starving to death.
President Donald Trump targeted Hamas this Friday after negotiations between Israel and the Palestinian terrorist group to reach a ceasefire agreement failed.]]>
Trump OKs Israel annihilating Hamas: ‘I think they want to die’
President Trump on Friday said he would approve of Israel's military finishing off Hamas in the Gaza Strip after the terror group rejected a new US-backed cease-fire plan, saying, "I think they want to die."
Hamas Doesn’t Want Deal, Will be ‘Hunted Down’: Trump
President Donald Trump said on July 25 that Hamas does not want a deal and that the terrorist group will be “hunted down.” “Hamas didn’t want to make a deal,” he told reporters before departing for Scotland. “I think what’s going to happen is they are going to be hunted down.” Trump said that Israel needs to finish the job of wiping out Hamas. “They pulled out of negotiating. It was too bad. Hamas didn’t really want to make a deal. I think they …
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