U.S. Finalizes Red Line for Hamas in Peace Deal
The United States is urging Hamas to accept its Gaza peace plan, as President Donald Trump prepares to set a firm deadline. The White House emphasizes the importance of the plan, signaling strong U.S. expectations and limited patience with any potential rejections from the militant group.
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The United States is pressing Hamas to agree to a U.S.-endorsed peace plan for Gaza, with President Donald Trump expected to establish a decisive deadline soon, according to White House spokeswoman Karoline Leavitt.
Leavitt, in a conversation with Fox News, asserted the significance of the plan and confirmed the president's commitment to enforcing this critical red line should Hamas fail to comply.
Just days ago, Trump allotted a three to four-day window for Hamas to make a decision on the plan, indicating the urgency and potential consequences of the group's decision.
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