Donald Trump’s Hamas threatened: US President Donald Trump has formally threatened Hamas that he would be thrown into hell if he did not release all the hostages by Saturday. He also said that if this happens, the ceasefire will have no meaning. Israel itself will decide what will happen next. Trump said this when Hamas was delaying the release of Israeli hostages in Gaza.
Hamas accused Israel of violating a three -week -old ceasefire. The US President even said that after seeing the three Israeli prisoners who appeared ill on Saturday, Israel may demand that Hamas release all the hostages by Saturday, otherwise the war will start again.
Trump said in an interview to a local news channel that Palestinians had no right to return to Gaza. His statement is completely opposite to the statement of his own officials, who said that Gazivasis should be temporarily moved elsewhere and they should be sent back when the situation in Gaza is normal.
Trump outlined his plan last week and called Gaza to make the Middle East Riviera. He said that he would pressurize American associates Jordan and Egypt to withdraw more and more Palestinians who were taken to Gaza. If they do not agree, the help given by the US to them will stop. Arab countries have strongly criticized Trump’s proposal.
It is believed that Trump’s comment has ended a 15 -month -old ceasefire agreement between Hamas and Israel. Trump said he suspects that Hamas will not release the hostages properly. Trump said that Hamas will either have to release 76 hostages or we will send them to hell.
Trump also denied the possibility of American military attendance to help Gaza’s safety. Egypt has ruled out the possibility of transferring Palestinians from Gaza. Hamas said that Trump’s statement shows how immature his political understanding is. He sees this deal as a real estate deal and behaves in the same way, but Hamas does not see it in that way.
