President Donald Trump announced on Saturday that he has set a Sunday evening deadline for Hamas to accept his proposed plan to end the ongoing conflict in Gaza. The former president emphasized the urgency of reaching a resolution, urging the group to respond promptly to de-escalate the violence in the region.
The statement comes amid heightened tensions and ongoing hostilities between Israeli forces and Palestinian factions, with international concerns mounting over civilian casualties and stability in the area. Trump did not specify the details of his peace plan but indicated that his proposal is aimed at bringing a swift end to the conflict.
Hamas has yet to publicly respond to the deadline or the details of Trump’s proposal. The group controls Gaza and has been a central player in the Gaza-Israel conflict, which has intensified over recent weeks. The deadline’s expiration could impact diplomatic efforts and regional stability.
International leaders continue to urge restraint and support for a diplomatic solution. The time-sensitive nature of Trump’s deadline highlights the ongoing volatility in the region and the urgency for a resolution to prevent further escalation.