Hamas Doesn’t Want Ceasefire, Must Be Eliminated: Trump Issues Threat

Washington D.C.: Former U.S. President Donald Trump has issued a strong statement claiming that Hamas is not interested in a ceasefire and must be “eliminated” to ensure peace in the region. Speaking during a political rally, Trump accused Hamas leadership of fueling violence and obstructing all efforts toward a negotiated truce.

“Hamas has no intention of peace. The only solution is to go after their leadership and wipe them out,” Trump declared, calling for a decisive response to what he termed as “terrorism against Israel.”

His comments come amid growing international pressure for a ceasefire in Gaza, where Israeli military operations have led to thousands of civilian casualties. Trump’s statement has sparked backlash from various human rights groups and pro-Palestinian activists, who view it as a dangerous endorsement of further violence.

Meanwhile, no formal response has yet been issued by Hamas, but regional analysts believe the remarks may worsen already tense diplomatic conditions in the Middle East.

Trump’s position contrasts with the current Biden administration, which has urged de-escalation while continuing to support Israel militarily.