Trump suggests he put forward new Gaza ceasefire proposal

Donald Trump, the president of the United States, has suggested that he make a new plan to end the conflict in Gaza, claiming that Israel has accepted his terms as it continues with its bloody occupation of Palestinian territory.

Trump warned Hamas to accept his conditions in a social media post on Sunday, stating that he had informed the organization of the “repercussions” of rejecting the offer.

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Israeli leaders have repeatedly vowed to intensify their 20-month conflict, while leading rights organizations and academics have repeatedly said that Israel has accepted ceasefire efforts.

Everyone desires HOME for the Hostages. Everyone wants the end of this conflict. Trump stated in a tweet on social media.

“My Terms have been accepted by the Israelis.” Hamas needs to accept this as well. Hamas has been warned about the repercussions of rejecting. This is my final warning, there won’t be another! I appreciate you paying attention to this issue.

What exactly does Trump mean by his words?

Trump has, however, previously called out Hamas in similar verbal terms and predicted that the conflict would end soon. The US president declared on August 25 that he believes the conflict will have a “conclusive conclusion” within three weeks.

Hamas confirmed later on Sunday that the US had given him “ideas” for bringing the war to an end.

The organization praised any initiative that would aid in the fight against our people.

We declare our full readiness to discuss the creation of a committee to manage Gaza from Palestinian independents, the release of all prisoners, and the establishment of a table for negotiations to discuss the creation of a committee to manage the country from Palestinian independents, which will begin their work right away.

Hamas has been calling for a ceasefire that would allow the Israeli offensive to end permanently in Gaza and result in a prisoner exchange.

The Palestinian organization added that it endorsed the mediators’ request for a 60-day truce last month.

Israel’s aggressive campaign against the demands of rights organizations and Western officials comes as Trump makes his statement.

Israel has a steadfast support from the US president. His administration imposed sanctions on Palestinian rights organizations for cooperating with the International Criminal Court’s investigation into Israeli abuses last week.

Trump’s earlier proposals for removing all Palestinians from Gaza and creating a US-owned “Riviera of the Middle East” were criticized by rights activists as ethnic cleansing pushes.

Trump’s proposal for mass displacement has been welcomed by Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, who sees the effort to ethnically cleanse Gaza as a means of allowing Palestinians to leave the area on their terms.

However, according to legal experts, people are not really left when Israel is constantly bombarding them.