On February 10, 2025, during the current ceasefire agreement between Israel and Hamas, the United Nations had a checkpoint managed by the Egyptian and US security on the Salah al-Tin road in Al-Mukrah in the Central Gaza Street. The vehicles crossed. (Photo Iat Baba / AFP)
Washington, USA – US President Donald Trump set a deadline on Saturday for the release of Gaza for all hostages, otherwise he would call for the cancellation of the Israeli-Hamas ceasefire.
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He described Hamas’s action as “terrible” and told reporters at the Oval office, “Let Israel be the end of the ceasefire.”
“But for me, if all the hostages do not return at 12 o’clock – I think this is a suitable time – I will say that it will be canceled and all the challenges will be disabled and hell will break,” Trump said.
Trump said that the remaining hostages should be released, not on trips and drops, not on two and three and four and four. “
“We want to get back all. I am talking to myself. Israel can overwrite it, but for me, at 12 o’clock on Saturday – if they are not here, all the hell is going to leave.”
Trump said he was speaking to Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu in his proposal.
He did not elaborate on what the threat was, and only said, “Hamas will find out what I mean.” Asked if he was rejecting the involvement of the US forces, Trump replied: “We’ll see what’s going on.”
The US president threatened to stop helping allies, Jordan and Egypt, if the US refuses to “take” the Palestinians under its controversial plan.
When asked if he could suspend billions of dollars in US assistance, Trump told reporters.
“If they do not agree, I will stop it.”
Trump is due to meet Jordan’s King Abdullah II in Washington this week.
Foreign Minister Badr Abdelotti in a statement released after meeting his US opponent in Washington after rejected the “any compromise” of the Palestinians.
In an interview with Fox News Channel’s Brett Bayer, Trump said that the Palestinians would not have the right to return to Gaza under his US acquisition program, which he released a joint press conference with Netanyahu last week.
“No, they will not do so, because they are going to get the best houses,” Trump said, “Palestinians will have the right to return to the envelope,” most of them have been reduced by Israel’s military.
“In other words, I am talking about creating a permanent place for them because if they want to come back now, it takes many years to come – this is not a living.”
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