After assembly with a bunch of eight freed hostages on the White Home Wednesday, U.S. President Donald Trump issued a renewed risk to the Hamas terror group.
“‘Shalom Hamas’ means Hello and Goodbye — You can choose,” Trump wrote on Fact Social. “Release all of the hostages now — not later — and immediately return all of the dead bodies of the people you murdered, or it is OVER for you.”
Shortly after releasing that ultimatum on X and on his Fact social media platform, Trump posted one other message, displaying him assembly with eight former Israeli hostages on the White Home, during which he restated the ultimatum.
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“I am sending Israel everything it needs to finish the job, not a single Hamas member will be safe if you don’t do as I say. … RELEASE THE HOSTAGES NOW, OR THERE WILL BE HELL TO PAY LATER!”
Shortly after the messages have been posted to social media, Secretary of State Marco Rubio, in an interview with Fox Information’ Sean Hannity, mentioned the president is completed ready for the terrorist group to launch hostages in Gaza.
“He’s lost his patience with it,” Rubio informed Hannity on Wednesday. “He’s tired of watching videos of emaciated hostages being released, bodies turned over — sometimes the wrong ones — and these games being played.”
Rubio mentioned Hamas ought to take Trump’s threats significantly.
“He doesn’t say things he doesn’t mean,” Rubio mentioned. “If he says he’ll do something, he’ll do it. They better take that seriously.”
Israeli Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich praised Trump’s renewed ultimatum, reposting it to X with a message in English.
“Thank you, Mr. President, for your commitment to Israel’s security and the security of the entire free world and for your concern for the return of all our hostages to their homes,” Smotrich wrote.
Former Nationwide Safety Minister Itamar Ben Gvir was interviewed on 103FM radio Thursday morning, the place he known as on the Israeli authorities to reap the benefits of Trump’s help to “Bring down the gates of hell” on Hamas.
“I think the Israeli government must take advantage of this statement. It is impossible to just accept such good gifts from such a powerful, strong, and simple president, and the Israeli government is bypassing President Trump from the left. Bring down the gates of hell on them,” Ben Gvir mentioned on this system.
Knesset Structure Committee chairman MK Simcha Rothman, additionally reposted Trump’s message, writing, “This is the only way to bring them all home. Thank you, Mr. President.”
U.S. Sen. Lindsey Graham, R-S.C., tweeted his help for Trump’s agency stance, whereas criticizing the Biden administration for not being robust on Hamas.
“This ultimatum should have been delivered to Hamas early on by the Biden Administration. Mr. President: You are right to say it, and it’s imperative you do it if Hamas refuses,” Graham wrote on X.
In response to Trump’s post, Hamas spokesman Hazem Qassem told the Turkish news site Anadolu Agency, “These threats complicate matters regarding the ceasefire agreement and encourage the occupation not to implement its terms.”
“There is an agreement that was signed and Washington was a mediator in it and it includes the release of all prisoners in 3 stages and Hamas has implemented what it was required to do in the first stage, while (Israel) is evading the second stage,” Qassem stated. “The US administration is required to pressure the occupation to enter into negotiations for the second stage as stipulated in the ceasefire agreement.”
Meanwhile, the Palestinian Mujahideen terror group, condemned Trump’s ultimatum, saying it shows the U.S. desire “to proceed as a companion within the crimes of genocide towards our folks.”
“Trump’s threats today clearly reveal the ugly face of the United States of America and show its lack of seriousness and its renunciation of the agreement it mediated,” the phobia group mentioned.
Hostage households from the Tikva (Hope) Discussion board, a politically proper hostage household group which has been comparatively supportive of the coalition authorities’s method to the warfare, launched an announcement saying, “We demand that Prime Minister Netanyahu adopt Trump’s words, and set a very short deadline for Hamas to release all the abductees in one stroke on one bus. The games are over. The abductees have to come back now, they don’t have time.”
This text was initially printed by All Israel Information.
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