Donald Trump has told Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to do 'what he wants' in the next phase of the cease -the fire with Hamas.
Speaking from the asphalt after visiting Daytona 500, President Trump sheds lightly at his last position about the crisis in Gaza.
“I told Bibi, you do what you want,” he revealed.
Trump helped to get a cessation-the-house in mid-January, which was dependent on the release of all Hamas-Kijzelaars.
But when it became clear that Hamas was considering not delivering at the end of the bargain, Trump warned: “All Hell will break out.”
“My statement was that they should come back now. The reason I made that statement is because they said they would not deliver the people they agreed to deliver. '
President Trump said after his no-nonsense reaction, Hamas delivered everyone, plus an American. '
But now that attention is focused on phase two of the cease -the fire, President Trump said that he left it to President Netanyahu to determine how it can be best.
Donald Trump has told the Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu of Israel to do 'what he wants' in the next phase of the ceasefish -Fires with Hamas
Netanyahu has also tackled the efforts of his nation in a joint statement with the US State Secretary Marco Rubio, who acknowledges the 'common strategy' that both have nations with regard to Gaza
“That is up to Israel what the next step is,” he said, before he quickly added: “In consultation with me.”
President Trump gave an update about the last prisoners Hamas Freed, revealing that they are in 'pretty good condition'.
“Good news,” he said, “because the people of the week before did not look like they were in good condition.
“They looked like survivors of Holocaust. Whatever happened to them was terrible. '
Netanyahu was also about the efforts of his nation in a joint statement with the US State Secretary Marco Rubio, and acknowledged the 'common strategy' that both countries have with regard to Gaza.
The duo promised 'the gates of hell to' open 'against Hamas if the terror group does not return all hostages according to the agreement.
“We cannot always share the details of this strategy with the public, even when the Gates or Hell will be opened, as they will be sure if all our hostages are only released the last,” the statement said.
'We will eliminate the military skills of Hamas and his political rule in Gaza. We will bring all our hostages home, and we will ensure that Gaza will never again be a threat to Israel. '
Netanyahu supports President Trump's daring plan to evacuate two million Palestinians and to send it to a new country, such as Jordan or Egypt, while turning Gaza into a 'Riviera of the Middle East'.
Gaza City has been reduced to debris as a result of the fighting between Israel and Hamas, which broke out after the attack of Hamas on October 7, 2023
Hamas has remained the actual ruler of Gaza during phase one of the cease -the Fire Deal and has repeatedly demanded that it retains power during the negotiations
Hamas has remained the actual ruler of Gaza during phase one of the cease -the Fire Deal and has repeatedly demanded that it retains power during the negotiations.
But President Trump and Netanyahu have made it clear abundantly that they do not see a way forward in which Hamas maintains control.
'Peace through strength. You understand that, right? It is called peace by strength, “said President Trump on Sunday.
Netanyahu supports President Trump's daring plan to evacuate two million Palestinians and to send it to a new country, such as Jordan or Egypt, while turning Gaza into a 'Riviera of the Middle East'.
“Trump has presented a daring new vision, the only plan that I think can work,” said Netanyahu.
Critics say that the plan is equal to 'ethnic cleaning', while both Egypt and Jordan have rejected the proposal.
