The President turned to the inhabitants of the Gaza sector with the request to release the hostages and emphasized that if they had not, they were threatened by death.
U.S. president Donald Trump, after a meeting in Hamas released from captivity to Israeli hostages, spoke to the terrorist group with a “final warning.” Trump on Wednesday, March 5, made Trump a corresponding appeal to his social page in society.
“Shalom Hamas” means “good afternoon” and “goodbye” – you can choose. All hostages are free now, not in the end, and immediately return all the bodies of the people you killed or all will be completed. Only people with pain and bending keep bodies, and you are sick and bent! I send Israel everything you need to finish the task, not a single member of Hamas will be safe if you do not do what I say, “said Trump’s publication.
He added that now, for the leadership of Hamas, it is time to leave the gas sector, and the peaceful regional inhabitants have promised a “good future” if they do not hold hostages.
“If you do this, you are dead! Make a wise decision. Hostages are free now, or you will pay more!” he added.
It should be noted that on March 2, the first phase of the agreement with a truce between Hamas and Israel and the exchange of hostages with Palestinian prisoners from the prisons of Israel was completed. As part of the agreement, 44 Israeli hostages were released, held in Gaza, and nearly 2 thousand Palestinian prisoners in Israel. According to the Israeli side, 59 people remain in captivity, of which at least 32 are considered dead.
Remember, on January 17, Israel and Hamas signed an agreement with a Truce. Two days later, the first exchange of hostages took place. In all, four of them took place.
Trump said the United States would “take the gas sector”
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