Trump: Hamas Unwilling to End War, I Will Shorten Putin's Deadline After Disappointing Me

US President Donald Trump said on Monday that Hamas was not willing to negotiate, considering that they paid the price for what they did, referring to the October 7th attack.


Trump emphasized that he wants a ceasefire in the besieged sector, noting that America has provided a lot of money to Gaza.

He also accused Hamas of not wanting to release the remaining hostages.

He considered that without his presence, the world would now be facing 6 major wars.

He added that he told Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu that he should take a different approach, and that the fighting coordination in Gaza should now change.

He also pointed out that the children in Gaza are extremely hungry.
Meanwhile, British Prime Minister Starmer saw that his country is working with Jordan to deliver aid, emphasizing that what is happening in Gaza is terrible.
He stressed that no one wants to see the situation in Gaza continue, and that the humanitarian situation is catastrophic.
He announced working with Jordan to drop aid from the air to the besieged sector.


Regarding the Ukraine file, Trump announced that he is considering shortening the 50-day deadline to reach an agreement between Russia and the United States on Ukraine.
He added that President Vladimir Putin has disappointed him.
Trump also did not specify a new deadline.