Donald Trump News: US President Donald Trump has issued a final warning to Hamas, sending a strong message. Trump has stated that if Hamas does not relinquish power and control over Gaza and accept his proposed peace plan, it will face "complete destruction." This warning comes just 12 hours before the deadline of 6 p.m. Sunday (3:30 a.m. Monday, Indian time).
Trump's Peace Plan: Last ChanceTrump made it clear that this is Hamas's last chance. His 20-point peace plan includes the following key points:
- Immediate ceasefire: Both sides must immediately stop fighting.
- Hostage release: Hamas must release all Israeli hostages.
- Gaza's future: A proposal for a new administrative system for Gaza.
Under this plan, a temporary administrative board will be formed, headed by Trump himself. It will also include other prominent leaders, including former British Prime Minister Tony Blair. The plan also ensures that Gaza residents will not be forced to leave their homes. If both Israel and Hamas accept the terms of this plan, the war could end immediately.
Hamas's ResponseHamas has welcomed some parts of Trump's peace plan, including ending the war, withdrawing Israeli forces, and releasing hostages. However, they still want negotiations on certain issues, particularly the surrender of weapons. Discussions on this issue are ongoing between Hamas, Israel, and the US delegation in Egypt.
Marco Rubio's StatementUS Secretary of State Marco Rubio highlighted the complexity of the situation. He said, "The war in Gaza is not over yet. Hamas has partially accepted the peace plan and the proposal for the release of hostages, but agreement remains on several issues." According to Rubio, the release of hostages will be the first step, followed by detailed negotiations on Gaza's future. He also warned that the situation remains uncertain and many challenges remain.
Israel's PositionIsraeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has supported Trump's peace plan. He believes it could be an important step toward lasting peace in Gaza. However, the situation remains fragile due to the lack of full agreement from Hamas.
What's Next?Trump's peace plan is an ambitious attempt to end the Gaza war, but its success depends on the consensus of both sides. All eyes are on the outcome of the ongoing talks in Egypt and the situation after the deadline. Will Hamas accept Trump's conditions, or will Gaza once again erupt in violence? This question remains unanswered.
