US EditionTrump Says Gaza Truce Talks Could Take Days
Trump highlights optimism as indirect talks in Egypt follow his 20-point plan aiming to end hostilities and secure hostage releases amid escalating Gaza crisis.
- On Tuesday, President Donald Trump said the talks could last a couple of days and he saw a strong prospect for a Gaza peace deal amid the Oct. 7 attack anniversary.
- Based on his 20-point plan, Hamas agreed in principle on Friday, prompting indirect negotiations in Egypt starting Monday with Egyptian and Qatari mediators in Sharm El-Sheikh.
- Humanitarian reports show Gaza faces over 67,000 deaths and 460 malnutrition deaths, while militants seized 251 people on Oct. 7 and about 48 captives remain.
- Egypt's foreign minister said the first phase aims to enable hostage release, aid access and Israeli redeployment, while President Donald Trump demanded immediate releases and U.S. negotiators vowed to enforce the ceasefire.
- Longer-Term challenges include Hamas's new demands and Iran-linked influence, with Hamas negotiator Zaher Jabarin complicating governance and disarmament goals.
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Trump: We Are in Serious Negotiations - We Want the Immediate Release of all Hostages - Israel Unwired
President Donald Trump commented on the ongoing, second-day negotiations with the terrorist organization Hamas, saying, “We’re engaged in serious talks on Gaza with a genuine chance for a deal. Our priority is the immediate release of the hostages.” Trump made these remarks during a White House meeting with Canada’s Prime Minister, speaking to reporters. Meanwhile, in Sharm el-Sheikh, discussions persisted between Hamas representatives and medi…
Ceasefire talks near critical stage as Hamas presses new demands
As technical discussions advance on the initial stages of the ceasefire, including the release of hostages and the entry of humanitarian aid into Gaza, Hamas has presented new demands that may obstruct the agreement altogether. Among these demands are the release of senior and notorious terrorists, international guarantees to prevent renewed fighting, and the deployment of an Arab security force to block IDF operations. These details were confir…
U.S. President Donald Trump has assured that Washington will “do everything possible” to ensure that both Israel and the Islamic Resistance Movement (Hamas) comply with the 20-point peace plan for the Gaza Strip if it finally comes into effect. “The main guarantee is that once the agreement is concluded, if it is put into effect – because they are in negotiations right now – we will do everything we can to ensure that everyone complies with the …
The second day of indirect negotiations in Egypt between Israel and Hamas to launch as soon as possible Donald Trump’s plan for peace in Gaza has shown that the devil is in the details and in the zero confidence between the parties. After U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio realized a consensus in 90% of the text and urged him to close in days the “technical” details, Hamas has stressed this Tuesday that he will not hand over the hostages withou…
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