American media reported: “Hamas has prepared a personal message for President Trump, asking him to ensure a 60-day cessation of hostilities in exchange for the immediate release of some of the Israeli detainees in Gaza.” The channel indicated that the message, which has not yet been signed by the leaders of “Hamas,” may be signed in the coming days and officially delivered to President Trump through Qatari intermediaries.
President Donald Trump is scheduled to meet tomorrow with a group of Arab and Muslim leaders on the sidelines of the United Nations General Assembly meetings in New York to discuss ways to end the war in Gaza, according to the channel. The White House has sent invitations to attend the meeting, expected to be held tomorrow, Tuesday, according to Israeli channel sources. Leaders from Saudi Arabia, the United Arab Emirates, Qatar, Egypt, Jordan, and Turkey have been invited to participate.
The White House is urging the invited Arab and Islamic countries to support American principles for ending the war in Gaza and to participate in the post-war plan, even sending forces as part of a stabilization force to replace the Israeli army, according to the sources.
Earlier, Hamas considered President Donald Trump’s statements regarding warnings from the movement about using hostages held by them as “human shields” as biased toward Israeli propaganda and a stark embodiment of double standards, which overlook the crime of ethnic cleansing and the martyrdom of about 65,000 innocent civilians in the Gaza Strip, most of whom are women and children.
He added: “I hope Hamas leaders understand what they will face if they proceed with such an act. This is a humanitarian atrocity, rarely witnessed by anyone before.”
