Trump says Hamas faces ‘complete obliteration’ if it insists on staying in power
- Trump warned that Hamas faces 'complete obliteration' if it refuses to relinquish control of Gaza, emphasizing ongoing diplomatic efforts for a ceasefire agreement.
- Marco Rubio stated that the war in Gaza is 'not yet' over, with hostage release being just the first phase of a broader process.
- Trump confirmed that Israel agreed to initial withdrawal terms in his ceasefire plan, emphasizing the urgent need for Hamas to agree as well.
- Hamas officials have not publicly commented on Trump's assertions about the ceasefire and the proposed negotiations.
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Trump warns Hamas will face ‘complete obliteration’ if the group doesn’t cede power
President Trump expressed wariness Sunday about whether Hamas truly wanted lasting peace and warned the terror group they would face "complete obliteration" if they refused to cede control of Gaza -- as Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu insisted all hostages will be freed in the "coming days."
Washington, Oct. 5 (EFE).- U.S. President Donald Trump warned that Hamas is facing “total annihilation” if it refuses to give up control of Gaza, as stipulated in its peace plan to end the war that Israel and the Palestinian Islamist group are waging in the Gaza Strip, according to CNN. Asked in an interview via text message about what the consequences would be if Hamas insists on staying in power in the enclave, Trump responded with a succinct:…
Trump: Hamas Faces ‘Obliteration’ If It Doesn’t Give Up Power
President Donald Trump said Hamas faces “complete obliteration” if the group refuses to relinquish power in Gaza, as his administration continues efforts to advance a proposed ceasefire agreement between Israel and Hamas. Trump made the remarks in a text message to CNN’s Jake Tapper on Saturday, responding to a question about what would happen if Hamas declines to cede control. “Complete Obliteration!” Trump wrote. Tapper also asked the presiden…
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