Trump warns Hamas: If hostages are not released, hell breaks away!

Trump warns Hamas: If hostages are not released, hell breaks away!

A striking advance by former US President Donald Trump ensures heated minds in the Middle East: In a clear warning, he threatened the terrorist organization Hamas not to leave hostages until Saturday afternoon, the already fragile ceasefire could become a farce. Trump emphasized in Washington that Hamas will "find out" what his words mean, and threatened Egypt and Jordan with financial consequences, provided that they should oppose his plans for the resettlement of Palestinians in the Gaza Strip href = "https://www.vol.at/trump-droht-wegen-geiseln-warnung-an-hamas/9258977" target = "_ blank"> vol.at reported.

Trump confirmed in a contribution on his Truth Social platform that he sent an envoy to unexplirated conversations directly with the Hamas. At the same time, he received eight former hostages in Washington, who described her heartbreaking stories. His message to Hamas was unmistakable: "All hostages are now releasing or it will be over for you." Hamas spokesman Hazem Qasim rejected the threats as problematic and claimed to ignore these encouraged Israel to ignore the conditions of the ceasefire, cbs News .

rising tensions in the Gaza Strip

The Situation in the Gaza Strip continues to come to a head: Hamas in particular postponed the planned release of Israeli hostages, which further heats up the military willingness of the Israeli army. Defense Minister Israel Katz had the troops very alert. Analyzes indicate that the persistent tensions could significantly endanger the implementation of a peace plan. "Hamas will probably not meet the demand," Trump warned and recurred the possibility that many hostages may already have been dead. It is a "great human tragedy", Trump continues.

Meanwhile, the USA implemented its involved plans to redesign the region: Trump intends to locate the two million residents of the Gaza Strip in Arab countries and to transform the region into an economically flowering "Riviera of the Middle East". However, Egypt and Jordan have signaled clear rejection, Febenul that this could lead to social tensions and the final end of the idea of an independent Palestinian state.