Trump to Axios on Israel's offensive: Hamas "can't stay" in Gaza
Summary
President Trump did not directly support Israel’s plan to attack Gaza City but expressed skepticism that Hamas would release hostages under current conditions. The plan to attack and occupy Gaza City faces international criticism due to humanitarian concerns, while efforts for a ceasefire and hostage negotiation continue.Key Facts
- President Trump spoke with Axios about Israel's plan concerning Gaza.
- Trump did not give direct support for the Israeli plan.
- He mentioned doubts that Hamas would release hostages without changes.
- The Israeli plan is facing worldwide criticism because of the humanitarian crisis in Gaza.
- Trump's statement included a reference to a previous Hamas attack on October 7.
- Israel's Prime Minister Netanyahu discussed military plans to control areas in Gaza.
- International negotiations are ongoing for a ceasefire and a hostage deal.
- Mediators from Qatar and Egypt are working on a new peace proposal.
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