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Donald Trump warned Hamas that “it ended for you” when he did not pass the rest of the hostages he spent in Gaza, a few hours after Washington stated that he had negotiated with a group of militants.

In his most militant remark, but as a result of the conflict, the US president added that “sends Israel everything you need to finish the work” in the besieged lane, warning that the gaskets would be “dead” if the hostages are not released.

“I send Israel all that you need to finish work, no Hamas member will be safe if you don’t do it as I say,” ” Trump He wrote on Wednesday after meeting eight former hostages in the oval office.

“This is your last warning! To guide now it’s time to leave gas, while you have a chance. In addition, for the residents of Gaza: a wonderful future is waiting, but not when you keep hostages. If you do it, you died! “He added.

“Release the hostages now, otherwise it will be hell to pay later!” Trump wrote.

Incendants came a few hours after the White House stated that the United States was directly agreed with Hamas about the possibility of releasing US hostages in the first in the history of direct negotiations with the militia group.

Direct diplomacy, which was conducted in Qatar by a special messenger for Adam Bolera’s hostages, comes when negotiation negotiations between fire between Israel and Hamas Either make it constant deepened.

Trump, who returned to the White House, promised to end the war, in recent weeks he promised to take over gas, displace more than 2 million Palestinians into the lane and turn it into “Riviera of the Middle East.”

In response to a question or Us On Wednesday, a direct negotiations with Hamas, the White House press, Carolyn Levit, were in direct negotiations: “These are constant negotiations and discussions. I’m not going to detail them in detail. There is American life on the map.”

Levitus said the United States consulted with Israel about negotiations, and added that Trump believed in “dialogue and conversations with people around the world to do what is in the interests of the American people.”

A person acquainted with this issue, stated that the discussions covered the possible release of American hostages and stopped the war.

On Wednesday night, the Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said: “Israel expressed its position in the United States regarding direct negotiations with Hamas.”

Israel demanded the complete demilitarization of the Gaza and Hamas strip to disarm and abandon the power. Some officials raised the perspective of exile for a group of militants, including, but not limited to their leadership.

The United States has long avoided direct conversations with Hamas, which it designated as a terrorist group in 1997.

Hamas still holds 59 hostages in Gaza, less than half of which are believed to be alive. Five – American double citizens, including one, Edan Alexander from New Jersey, who is believed to be alive.

According to Israeli officials, US Special Messenger Steve Vitkoff has “overcoming the proposal” last weekend to extend the current ceasefire for another 50 days. The agreement will depend on the Hamas to release half the other hostages he still conducted.

Hamas immediately rejected the proposal, calling it “manipulation”.

According to Palestinian health officials, more than 48,000 gases were killed on Israel in the lane. The war was caused by Hamas attack on October 7, 2023 on southern Israel, during which about 1,200 people were killed and 250 hostages were captured.

In January, the United States, Qatar and Egypt signed a multi -phase ceasefire agreement, with the original six -week truce, during which more than three dozen hostages were released, and about 1500 Palestinian prisoners were released from Israeli prison.

This first stage ended last weekend, though the struggle has not resumed.

Hamas remained unwavering in his position that the next stage of ceasefire, which Trump’s team helped the broker, should be agreed before additional hostages were released.

The second stage should include a complete Israeli withdrawal from Gaza, the permanent end of the war and the reconstruction of the destroyed territory.

But Netanyahu repeatedly rejected the end of the 16-month war or pulling out the gas troops.

In response to Hamas’s refusal from Vitcoof, Israel suspended all assistance entry In the besieged enclave on Sunday and threatened to cut off water and electricity before the possible updated offensive.

“Israel will not allow the fire without the release of our hostages. If Hamas continues, there will be the following consequences,” Netanyahu said.

The United States seeks to extend the ceasefire agreement, which was conducted by the Vitco and Biden Administration a few days before Trump returned to the post.

Analysts have said that the US would fight for Hamas in the negotiations, adding that talking to a group of militants were at risk of managing a wedge between the Israeli public and Washington.

“It’s hard to imagine that it will be successful because Hamas wants the war to end, which the US cannot control, and Palestinian prisoners from Israeli prisons that the US cannot control,” Jonatof said from the Atlantic Council.

“There are significant risks for the negotiations with terrorist groups because Washington’s knowledge will make it stimulating their activities in the future,” he added.