Trump calls for a ceasefire in Gaza as Israeli military orders more evacuation

On Sunday, President Trump appealed to the ceasefire to stop the fighting in A 20 -month conflict in Gaza. The call to an agreement came when the Israeli army ordered a new group evacuation in northern Gaza, amid its escalating attacks on the region.

“The deal in Gaza. Get the hostages !!!” Mr. Trump wrote on Sunday on the social media platform, Social truthBetween the jobs on the Senate’s vote on the draft law of its harm and the reduction of spending.

Mr. Trump raised Expectations on Friday when he told reporters at the Oval Office It can be a ceasefire agreement next week.

“We are working on Gaza and trying to get it.”

An Israeli official said that one of the senior advisers to Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, Minister of Cabinet Ron Dimer, was to travel to Washington this week for talks on a ceasefire.

The official said that the plans were also put in favor of Netanyahu to travel to Washington in the coming weeks, a sign that there may be a movement on a new deal. The official refused to discuss the focus of the visit and spoke, provided that his identity was not disclosed to discuss plans that have not been completed yet.

Mr. Trump has repeatedly called on Israel and Hamas to end a war for nearly two years in the Gaza Strip. Although the ceasefire for eight weeks arrived just as Mr. Trump took office in January, attempts to bring aspects towards a new agreement have failed, as it stumbled on a main attached point: whether the war should end as part of any ceasefire agreement.

Mahmoud Mirdoui, Hamas official, accused Netanyahu of progressing in a deal, saying in notes on the application of the Telegram correspondence that the Israeli leader insists on a temporary agreement that would liberate only 10 of the hostages.

“Hamas was the only obstacle for the end of the war,” said Dostre’s spokesman Dostry.

Hamas says it is ready to liberate all hostages in exchange for the full withdrawal of the Israeli forces and end the war. Israel rejects this offer, saying that it would agree to end the war if Hamas surrenders, removes its arms and goes to exile, which is something that the group rejects.

the The war in Gaza It started on October 7, 2023, when terrorists attacked the enthusiasm of Israel, killing 1,200 people and taking nearly 250 hostages, about 50 of them remain captive, with less than half believed they were alive.

The Hamas -running Ministry of Health in Gaza said on Sunday that additional 88 people have been killed by Israeli fire over the past 24 hours, which raised the death toll to 56,500 in more than 20 months of fighting. The ministry does not distinguish between militants and civilians in their number, but it says that more than half of the dead are women and children.

On Sunday, the Israeli army ordered a collective evacuation of the Palestinians in large areas of northern Gaza. Colonel Avishai Adri, the official spokesman for the military, posted the matter on social media. It includes multiple neighborhoods in Eastern Gaza City and the north, as well as the Gabalia Refugee camp.

Trump criticizes the trial of Netanyahu’s corruption

Gaza’s message was not the only publication related to the Middle East by Mr. Trump this week. On Saturday evening, he doubled his criticism of legal procedures against Netanyahu, who is being tried due to the alleged corruption, describing it as “a witch, political chase, very similar to the witch’s chase that forced it.” This comes a few days after the president’s intervention to support Netanyahu’s attack on the Iranian nuclear program, using S.Buddos poster.

in Spread the social truthMr. Trump said that the trial interfered in the ceasefire in Gaza.

Mr. Trump wrote: “(Netanyahu) is now in the process of negotiating a deal with Hamas, which will include the hostility to the hostages. How can the Israeli Prime Minister may be forced to sit in the courtroom throughout the day, on something nothing.”

The publication echoed similar statements made by Mr. Trump last week when he called for the cancellation of the trial. Legal experts say it is not customary for a close ally to one country directly in local affairs to another, especially when it comes to the ongoing court case.

The trial was postponed over and over at the request of Netanyahu, citing security and diplomatic developments. Sunday, the court approved the cancellation of two other days of the certificate by Netanyahu, scheduled for this week.