U.S. President Donald Trump has thrown down the gauntlet, giving Hamas a 3-4 day deadline to accept a U.S.-backed peace plan for Gaza. The proposal, already endorsed by Israeli and Arab leaders, aims to end the two-year conflict but faces fierce resistance from the militant group. 🌍💥
What’s in the Deal?
The plan demands Hamas disarm, releases all hostages in exchange for Palestinian prisoners, and phases out Israeli troops from Gaza. A transitional government led by an international body would step in—but Hamas calls the terms "completely biased" and a bid to "eliminate the group." 🔄⚖️
Hamas in the Hot Seat
While mediators Qatar and Egypt push for a resolution, regional heavyweights like Saudi Arabia and the UAE back the plan. Türkiye’s intelligence chief joined talks in Doha, signaling shifting dynamics. But Hamas insists on a full Israeli withdrawal before releasing hostages—a sticking point Trump’s proposal sidesteps. 🕵️♂️💬
Gaza’s Humanitarian Crisis
As bombs rain down, Gaza’s 2.3 million residents face dire shortages. The UN reports 89 Palestinian deaths in recent days, with shelters overwhelmed and medical aid collapsing. "We want the war to end," said Salah Abu Amr, a Gaza City resident, "but not if it means occupation forever." 🏥🚨
With Trump’s "sad end" warning looming, the world watches: Will Hamas bend, or will Gaza’s agony deepen? ⏳🔥
