Hamas announced the postponement of the hostage until the next directive was given to the Israeli ceasefire agreement. Immediately after the announcement, US President Donald Trump said Hamas, who was detained in Gaza, would have to be released by Saturday afternoon, or he would propose to cancel Israel-Hamas ceasefire. Then the hell collapses in Gaza but there is nothing to do.
In a long discussion with journalists at the Oval Office, Trump expressed his dissatisfaction with Hamas's announcement and the release of the hostage release from Hamas. He urged Israel to break the ceasefire agreement if the hostages were not returned by Saturday afternoon.
He said, “If all the prisoners are not returned by 12 noon on Saturday, the cancellation of the ceasefire will be correct. I would say, cancel and finish all the calculations, hell breaks. They must be returned by 12 noon on Saturday. '
“I want the prisoners to be released together, not step by step,” Trump added. We want to bring back all. '
After a meeting with Israel Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu in Washington on February 7, Trump proposed to rehabilitate 22 million Palestinians in Gaza. He plans to restructure the region as 'Rivera in the Middle East' with control of Gaza.
In an interview with Fox News Brett Bierre on Monday, Trump said he wanted to make an agreement with Jordan and Egypt, so that they accepted the displaced Palestinians. The United States provides huge amount of assistance to these countries every year so they should agree to this agreement.
However, Israeli Arab neighboring Egypt and Jordan think Palestinians will create instability in any planning region to move from their land.
Responding to a question as to whether the Palestinians will have the right to return to Gaza, Trump said, “No, they will not have it because they will get better accommodation.”
He also said, 'I am talking about creating a permanent place for them. Gaza will take several years to be re -habitable. '
Trump said Palestinians would not have the right to return to Gaza under his plan. However, his administration officials said the residents of Gaza would be removed elsewhere for a temporary period.
Trump said two to six communities could be built for Palestinians, which are a bit far from their current position, where there is no danger.
He added, 'I will be the proprietor of it. Thinking about doing a real estate for here in the future. It will become a beautiful land and it will not cost any big money. '
He also said that if Jordan and Egypt do not accept Palestinian refugees from Gaza, he can stop US assistance for these countries.
Trump is scheduled to meet King Abdullah of Jordan on Tuesday.
