Trump gives Hamas until Sunday to agree to the Gaza deal, or “all hell … will erupt”

U.S. President Donald Trump gave Hamas until Sunday evening to reach an agreement on his plan for the future of Gaza, describing it as a last opportunity for the group of Palestinian militants.

Trump wrote in fact on Friday: “An agreement with Hamas should be reached on Sunday evening at (6 pm Each time),” Trump wrote on Friday. “Each country has signed! If the last opportunity agreement is not reached, then all hell, as it has never been unprecedented before, will erupt against Hamas.”

In response to a question about whether his group has put the finishing touches on its response to the Gaza’s Trump plan, Hamas official told Reuters late on Thursday: “Not yet, there is an intense intense discussion.”

The official said that Hamas had talks with Arab mediators, Turkey and the Palestinian factions to form the “Palestinian response.”

Trump said on Tuesday that he would give Hamas from three to four days to accept Document 20 pointsWho calls the group to disarm – a request to reject it before.

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Mixed reactions to the Trump ceasefire plan in Gaza

The Palestinians in Gaza interact on the last suggestion of a ceasefire from the White House, as many people expressed concern, if implemented, this will endanger the future of Gaza.

The plan determines the immediate ceasefire, and the exchange of all hostages that Hamas maintains for the Palestinian prisoners held by Israel, which is an Israeli withdrawal from Gaza, the disarmament of Hamas and the introduction of a transitional government led by an international body.

The US President, who was increasingly frustrated by his failure to secure the ceasefire, described Hamas as a “ruthless threat and violence in the Middle East” that attracted heavy revenge for his attack on October 7, 2023 on Israel.

In fact, in fact, Trump said that the remaining militants in Hamas in Gaza are trapped and “will be pursued, and they are killed” without a deal, and “innocent Palestinians” warned to leave to safe areas of Gaza without specifying the location of that.