Trump says that Gaza is a ceasefire possible “next week”, does not give any details Donald Trump News

The American President’s demand was received as a surprise as a vortex in Gaza and the Israeli forces accused of “war crimes” to shoot people who are starving to obtain food assistance.

US President Donald Trump said he believed that the ceasefire in Gaza between Israel and Hamas could be reached within a week.

Trump came out with a sudden comment while talking to the correspondents on Friday, saying that he was hoping after talking to some of the people participating in trying to get a truce.

“I think it’s close. I spoke to some of the people concerned,” Trump said.

“We believe next week that we will get a ceasefire,” the president said.

Al -Jazeera Nour Odeh, which was reported about Oman in Jordan, said that Trump’s comment will be “welcome news” in the population of Gaza hunger and bombing, but also warned of the lack of negotiations at this moment that occurs anywhere in the region.

“What we know is that talking about the ceasefire increased significantly after the ceasefire between Israel and Iran. Israel does not want to talk about ending the war. In fact, the Israeli Prime Minister will risk a lot if he does so.”

However, she added that there is an understanding, according to many reports, that Netanyahu must agree to the ceasefire in exchange for normalization deals with the Arab countries, which were promoted by the Trump administration.

Hamas, on the other hand, requires that Israel stop its war on Gaza and the Israeli army to withdraw from the areas it seized in Gaza after the last firing of the shooting in March.

Odeh added: “Hamas also wants guarantees of us to continue negotiations and that Israel will not break the ceasefire again if more time is needed for negotiations.”

Trump’s predictions of the ceasefire comes at the time of the escalating of the Israeli forces in Gaza and an increase in an international condemnation of the Israeli war amid the recent revelation, which the soldiers said they had ordered the shooting of non -armed Palestinian civilians looking for humanitarian aid in the region.

The authorities in Gaza said that the Haritz media report that Israeli leaders had ordered the intentional shooting of the hungry Palestinians was further evidence of “war crimes” of Israel in the war -torn lands.

While Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and Defense Minister Israel Katz rejected the report of the leaders targeting civilians, the Gaza Ministry of Health stated that nearly 550 Palestinians have been killed near the aid distribution points that depend on Israel in Gaza since late May.

“People are simply killing people trying to feed themselves and their families,” said UN Secretary -General Antonio Guterres on Friday. “The search for food should not be the death penalty,” he said.

Charitable doctors without limits (also known by its French abbreviation MSF) described the situation in Gaza as “slaughtering denial as humanitarian aid.”

A spokesman for the Trump Envoy office, Steve Witkeov, said they had no information to participate in a possible breakthrough in Gaza.

Witkoff helped former US President Joe Biden to a ceasefire and a captive release agreement in Gaza shortly before Trump took office in January. But Israel was broken by Israel in March when it launched a wave of sudden bombing attacks across the region.

Israeli officials said that the only military action that will lead to the return of prisoners in Gaza, and imposed a siege on food, water, medicine and fuel that enters the region, which led to widespread hunger between 2.1 million.

The Israeli Minister of Israel for Strategic Affairs is scheduled to visit Ron Dimer Washington next week to hold talks with Trump administration officials in Gaza and Iran and a possible visit to the White House by Netanyahu, according to a source familiar with the matter.