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Trump offers Hamas peace deal deadline – as key allies together with Qatar urge it to just accept

By Editorial Board Published October 1, 2025 5 Min Read
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Trump offers Hamas peace deal deadline – as key allies together with Qatar urge it to just accept

Donald Trump has mentioned Hamas has “three or four days” to answer his Gaza peace plan – with Qatar, Egypt and Turkey reportedly urging the group to just accept.

The US president and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu unveiled the 20-point proposal on the White Home on Monday.

Hamas has mentioned it wants time to take a look at the small print and seek the advice of with different Palestinian factions.

Israel has agreed to the phrases, which embrace a right away ceasefire; the discharge of all hostages; Hamas disarming; a assure nobody will probably be compelled to depart Gaza; and a governing “peace panel” together with Sir Tony Blair.

Key mediators comparable to Qatar and Egypt have urged Hamas – who murdered greater than 1,200 Israelis two years in the past – to just accept the deal, reported Axios.

Different influential Muslim nations comparable to Jordan, the UAE, Indonesia, Pakistan and Saudi Arabia have additionally publicly backed it.

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Why the Center East backs Trump’s peace plan

Talking outdoors the White Home on Tuesday, Mr Trump mentioned they had been “just waiting for Hamas” and it will be a “very sad end” if the deal was rejected.

One Hamas chief, Mahmoud Mardawi, was quoted in Center Japanese shops as saying the group won’t agree a deal that doesn’t embrace “self-determination for the Palestinian people”.

Mr Netanyahu has warned he’ll “finish the job” if Hamas refuses, whereas Mr Trump mentioned he would “let Israel go and do what they have to do”.

Nevertheless, the plan is seen as closely favouring Israel and makes no dedication in direction of a two-state answer – one thing the Israeli chief has vowed won’t ever occur.

Different particulars, such because the inclusion of former UK prime minister Sir Tony, have additionally been criticised because of his pivotal function within the invasion of Iraq.

Nevertheless, President Trump referred to as Sir Tony a “good man” – and Dwelling Secretary Yvette Cooper informed Sky’s Sophy Ridge that Sir Tony had a “record on a lot of international things”.

Different members of the deliberate governing board are set to be introduced within the coming days.

Greater than 66,000 individuals in Gaza have now been killed within the struggle, in line with the Hamas-run well being ministry.

The overall doesn’t differentiate between the variety of fighters and civilians however the ministry has mentioned about half are ladies and kids.

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A minimum of one other 31 Palestinians had been killed in Israeli strikes on Tuesday, native hospitals mentioned.

Seventeen of them died in Netzarim, an Israeli-controlled hall, whereas attempting to get humanitarian support. One other 33 had been reportedly wounded within the incident, mentioned al Awda hospital.

Israeli strikes which hit tents within the area of Muwasi, beforehand deemed a secure zone, are mentioned to have killed 10 individuals.

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Gaza resident: ‘It was all for nothing’

Al Aqsa hospital mentioned seven of the victims died close to Deir al Balah after earlier this month fleeing Gaza Metropolis, the place Israel has launched a renewed offensive.

The three others killed had been from the identical household; a person, his pregnant spouse and their youngster. They had been killed when an airstrike hit their tent west of Khan Younis, in line with Nasser Hospital.

Smoke rises as displaced Palestinians fled northern Gaza on Tuesday. Pic: Reuters

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Smoke rises as displaced Palestinians fled northern Gaza on Tuesday. Pic: Reuters

The Israeli navy didn’t instantly touch upon the experiences, however mentioned it had struck greater than 160 targets of Hamas infrastructure prior to now 24 hours.

It has repeatedly careworn it goes to nice lengths to keep away from civilian casualties however that Hamas intentionally embeds itself among the many civilian inhabitants.

Hamas remains to be believed to be holding 48 of the 251 hostages kidnapped through the 7 October assault, 20 of whom are believed to be alive.

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