US EditionTrump: ‘We are going to eradicate Hamas’ if ceasefire doesn’t hold
- On Oct. 20, President Donald Trump threatened to `eradicate` Hamas if it violates the U.S.-brokered ceasefire, saying, `We made a deal with Hamas that they're going to behave, they're going to be nice.'
- After a weekend attack, Israel launched airstrikes on Gaza on Oct. 19 after a Hamas assault that Israeli officials said killed two Israeli soldiers; Gaza authorities reported 45 killed and 158 injured in 24 hours.
- US special envoys Steve Witkoff and Jared Kushner flew to Tel Aviv Monday to advance the second phase of a 20-point ceasefire, and Vice President JD Vance was expected Tuesday to continue talks.
- The president clarified any military force against Hamas would exclude U.S. ground forces and said the attackers who struck Israeli troops likely acted without Hamas leadership.
- The plan's second phase focuses on Gaza's long-term governance and Hamas disarmament after initial hostage releases, while Egypt hosted talks with Khalil Al-Hayya amid Hamas' claim of 47 violations.
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‘They Have to Be Good’: Donald Trump Warns Hamas of ‘Eradication’ If Gaza Ceasefire Agreement Fails (Watch Video) | 🌎 LatestLY
A day after Israel claimed that Hamas had violated the ceasefire agreement in Gaza, US President Donald Trump on Monday (local time) issued a stark warning to the militant group, saying it would face "eradication" if it violated a truce in the region. 🌎 ‘They Have to Be Good’: Donald Trump Warns Hamas of ‘Eradication’ If Gaza Ceasefire Agreement Fails (Watch Video).
Once again, there are bloody incidents in Gaza. The US President warns Hamas - but gives it a chance to comply with the ceasefire agreement. Meanwhile, another hostage body is handed over.
Trump threatens to ‘eradicate’ Hamas if group violates Gaza truce agreement
US President Donald Trump warned Monday that Hamas would be “eradicated” if it violates the Gaza deal with Israel but said the group would be given a chance to uphold the truce. Vice President JD Vance flew to Israel soon after, joining US envoys as weekend violence threatened the ceasefire.
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