Trump spent the “last warning” in order to publish all the remaining hostages

Washington (AP) – President Donald Trump called a “last warning” on Wednesday Hamas to publish all remaining hostages in GazaA sharply formulated message after the White House had recently confirmed that he had recently sent a envoy for unprecedented direct conversations with the militant group.

In an explanation of his social platform of truth, shortly after the meeting in the White House with eight former hostages, Trump added that he “sent Israel everything it needs to end the job.”

“Do not leave all hostages later and immediately return all the bodies of the people you murdered, or it is over for you,” said Trump. “Only sick and twisted people keep bodies and they are sick and twisted!”

After the White House on Wednesday, the top language of Trump came that US officials led with “ongoing talks and discussions” with Hamas officials and from a long-term US Employ directly with the militant group.

Confirmation of the talks in the Qatarian capital Doha came as the Israel-Hamas armistice remains in the remaining amount. It is the first known direct commitment between the United States and Hamas since the Ministry of Foreign Affairs in 1997 the organization of Group A described a foreign terrorist organization.

The press spokesman for the White House, Karoline Leavitt Donald Trump Has authorized his envoy to “speak to someone”. The Egyptian and Qatar mediators have served as a mediators of Hamas for the USA and Israel that triggered the war on October 7, 2023.

“Look, dialogue, dialogue and talk to people around the world to do what is in the best interest of the American people is something that the president is for a good effort to do what is right for the American people,” she said.

Leavitt added that Israel was consulted with the Hamas officials about direct engagement, and found that “American life is at stake”.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahus office offered a brief recognition of the US Hamas talks. “Israel has expressed its position to the United States in relation to direct discussions with Hamas,” said the Prime Minister's office.

Israeli officials say that around 24 living hostages – including Edan Alexander, an American citizen – and the corpses of at least 35 are assumed that they are still held in Gaza.

Adam Boehler, Trump's candidate as a special officer for Geisel, had direct discussions with Hamas. Boehler, founder and CEO of Rubicon Founders, an investment company for the healthcare system, was a senior negotiator of the Abraham agreement during Trump's first term that tried to recognize Israel more comprehensively in the Arab world.

The talks that took place last month mainly focused on the publication of American hostages and a potential end of the war without Hamas at power in Gaza, according to a civil servant of Hamas, who was not justified to comment publicly and talked about the condition of anonymity.

The official added that no progress was made, but “the step itself is promising” and further discussions are expected. The Egyptian and Qatarian mediators helped arrange the conversations.

The direct commitment takes place because the continuation of the Israel-Hamas caffeine is uncertain. Trump has signaled that he does not intend to push Netanyahu away from a return to the fight if Hamas does not agree to a new ceasefire proposal, which the Israelis were collected as Steve Witkoff.

The new plan would require that Hamas will publish half of their remaining hostages – the main negotiation chip of the militant group – in return for an armistice and promise to negotiate a permanent ceasefire. Israel did not mention that he had published more Palestinian prisoners, a key component of the first phase.

Trump welcomed eight former hostages on Wednesday – Isiir Horn, Omer Shem Tov, Eli Sharabi, Keith Siegel, Aviva Siegel, Naama Levy, Doron Steinbrecher and Noa Argamani – the White House.

“The President heard their heartbreaking stories carefully,” said Leavitt. “The hostages thanked President Trump for his unshakable efforts to bring all hostages home.”

Keith Siegel, an Israeli American Published as part of the ceasefire last monthsaid they came to the White House to express their appreciation to Trump and Witkoff, the MiTird envoy.

“We asked you to continue your enormous efforts. You did so much. We trust you and we know that you will do the job to keep all remaining 59 remaining hostages in Gaza back to your families, ”he said in an explanation.

The talks between US and Hamas officers were only reported by the Axios news site on Wednesday.

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Magdy reported from Cairo.