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US President Donald Trump told the Gazans to hand over Israeli hostages or “you are dead”.

The threat, made on social networks, occurred a few hours after the White House confirmed that US officials had broken with tradition to have direct interviews with Hamas.

The United States has already avoided direct contact with the group due to Washington’s long-standing position not to negotiate with terrorists-Hamas having been appointed as a terrorist group in the United States since 1997.

On Wednesday, at a press conference on Wednesday, the press secretary of the White House, Ms. Keavitt, said that there had been “ongoing discussions and discussions” between US officials and Hamas.

But it would not be drawn on the substance of talks – taking place in Doha, Qatar – between US officials and Hamas, but said Israel had been consulted.

Ms. Leavitt continued: “Dialogue and talking to people around the world to do what is in the best interest of the American people is something that the president has proven that what he believes to be good faith, an effort to make what is good for the American people.”

There are “American lives at stake,” she added.

Adam Boehler, Mr. Trump’s choice to be sent special for hostage affairs, participated in direct talks with Hamas.

A spokesperson for the Benjamin Netanyahu office said that Israel “expressed in the United States his position concerning direct talks with Hamas”.

A few hours later, Trump warned Hamas to put Israeli hostages back or “it’s over for you” – adding: “It’s your last warning”.

On his social platform of truth, Mr. Trump wrote: “Free all the hostages now, not later, and immediately send all the corpses of the people you have murdered or it’s over for you.

“Only sick and twisted people keep bodies and you are sick and twisted. I send Israel everything he needs to finish work, not a single member of Hamas will not be safe if you don’t do what I say.”

Trump met with liberated Israeli hostages on Wednesday on Wednesday, which he referenced in his article on social networks, before adding: “It’s your last warning. For Hamas management, it’s time to leave Gaza, when you still have a chance.

“Also, for the inhabitants of Gaza, a beautiful future awaits, but not if you hold hostages. If you do, you are dead. Make an intelligent decision. Release the hostages now, or there will be a hell to pay later.”

Israel estimates that around 24 living hostages, including American citizen Edan Alexander, and the bodies of at least 35 other Gaza.

The United States has a long -standing policy not to negotiate with terrorists – which he breaks with these talks, because Hamas has been appointed a foreign terrorist organization by the National Counterterroism Center of the US Government since 1997.

Discussions arise as a fragile ceasefire from Israel-Hamas continues to hold, but its future is uncertain.

Mr. Trump reported that he did not intend to repel the Israeli Prime Minister of a return to combat if Hamas does not accept the terms of a new proposal to cease-fire-which, according to Israel, was written by the American envoy of the Middle East Steve Witkoff.

The new plan would oblige Hamas to release half of its remaining hostages – the group’s main negotiation issue – in exchange for a cease -fire extension and a promise to negotiate a sustainable truce.

Find out more:
Competing plans to rebuild Gaza
Captivity of the liberated Israeli hostage details

Israel has made no mention to publish more Palestinian prisoners, a key element of the first phase.

The fights in Gaza have been interrupted since January 19.

Hamas exchanged 33 Israeli hostages and five Thai hostages for some 2,000 Palestinian prisoners and detainees.

US President Donald Trump told the Gazans to hand over Israeli hostages or “you are dead”.

The threat, made on social networks, occurred a few hours after the White House confirmed that US officials had broken with tradition to have direct interviews with Hamas.

The United States has already avoided direct contact with the group due to Washington’s long-standing position not to negotiate with terrorists-Hamas having been appointed as a terrorist group in the United States since 1997.

On Wednesday, at a press conference on Wednesday, the press secretary of the White House, Ms. Keavitt, said that there had been “ongoing discussions and discussions” between US officials and Hamas.

But it would not be drawn on the substance of talks – taking place in Doha, Qatar – between US officials and Hamas, but said Israel had been consulted.

Ms. Leavitt continued: “Dialogue and talking to people around the world to do what is in the best interest of the American people is something that the president has proven that what he believes to be good faith, an effort to make what is good for the American people.”

There are “American lives at stake,” she added.

Adam Boehler, Mr. Trump’s choice to be sent special for hostage affairs, participated in direct talks with Hamas.

A spokesperson for the Benjamin Netanyahu office said that Israel “expressed in the United States his position concerning direct talks with Hamas”.

A few hours later, Trump warned Hamas to put Israeli hostages back or “it’s over for you” – adding: “It’s your last warning”.

On his social platform of truth, Mr. Trump wrote: “Free all the hostages now, not later, and immediately send all the corpses of the people you have murdered or it’s over for you.

“Only sick and twisted people keep bodies and you are sick and twisted. I send Israel everything he needs to finish work, not a single member of Hamas will not be safe if you don’t do what I say.”

Trump met with liberated Israeli hostages on Wednesday on Wednesday, which he referenced in his article on social networks, before adding: “It’s your last warning. For Hamas management, it’s time to leave Gaza, when you still have a chance.

“Also, for the inhabitants of Gaza, a beautiful future awaits, but not if you hold hostages. If you do, you are dead. Make an intelligent decision. Release the hostages now, or there will be a hell to pay later.”

Israel estimates that around 24 living hostages, including American citizen Edan Alexander, and the bodies of at least 35 other Gaza.

The United States has a long -standing policy not to negotiate with terrorists – which he breaks with these talks, because Hamas has been appointed a foreign terrorist organization by the National Counterterroism Center of the US Government since 1997.

Discussions arise as a fragile ceasefire from Israel-Hamas continues to hold, but its future is uncertain.

Mr. Trump reported that he did not intend to repel the Israeli Prime Minister of a return to combat if Hamas does not accept the terms of a new proposal to cease-fire-which, according to Israel, was written by the American envoy of the Middle East Steve Witkoff.

The new plan would oblige Hamas to release half of its remaining hostages – the group’s main negotiation issue – in exchange for a cease -fire extension and a promise to negotiate a sustainable truce.

Find out more:
Competing plans to rebuild Gaza
Captivity of the liberated Israeli hostage details

Israel has made no mention to publish more Palestinian prisoners, a key element of the first phase.

The fights in Gaza have been interrupted since January 19.

Hamas exchanged 33 Israeli hostages and five Thai hostages for some 2,000 Palestinian prisoners and detainees.

US President Donald Trump told the Gazans to hand over Israeli hostages or “you are dead”.

The threat, made on social networks, occurred a few hours after the White House confirmed that US officials had broken with tradition to have direct interviews with Hamas.

The United States has already avoided direct contact with the group due to Washington’s long-standing position not to negotiate with terrorists-Hamas having been appointed as a terrorist group in the United States since 1997.

On Wednesday, at a press conference on Wednesday, the press secretary of the White House, Ms. Keavitt, said that there had been “ongoing discussions and discussions” between US officials and Hamas.

But it would not be drawn on the substance of talks – taking place in Doha, Qatar – between US officials and Hamas, but said Israel had been consulted.

Ms. Leavitt continued: “Dialogue and talking to people around the world to do what is in the best interest of the American people is something that the president has proven that what he believes to be good faith, an effort to make what is good for the American people.”

There are “American lives at stake,” she added.

Adam Boehler, Mr. Trump’s choice to be sent special for hostage affairs, participated in direct talks with Hamas.

A spokesperson for the Benjamin Netanyahu office said that Israel “expressed in the United States his position concerning direct talks with Hamas”.

A few hours later, Trump warned Hamas to put Israeli hostages back or “it’s over for you” – adding: “It’s your last warning”.

On his social platform of truth, Mr. Trump wrote: “Free all the hostages now, not later, and immediately send all the corpses of the people you have murdered or it’s over for you.

“Only sick and twisted people keep bodies and you are sick and twisted. I send Israel everything he needs to finish work, not a single member of Hamas will not be safe if you don’t do what I say.”

Trump met with liberated Israeli hostages on Wednesday on Wednesday, which he referenced in his article on social networks, before adding: “It’s your last warning. For Hamas management, it’s time to leave Gaza, when you still have a chance.

“Also, for the inhabitants of Gaza, a beautiful future awaits, but not if you hold hostages. If you do, you are dead. Make an intelligent decision. Release the hostages now, or there will be a hell to pay later.”

Israel estimates that around 24 living hostages, including American citizen Edan Alexander, and the bodies of at least 35 other Gaza.

The United States has a long -standing policy not to negotiate with terrorists – which he breaks with these talks, because Hamas has been appointed a foreign terrorist organization by the National Counterterroism Center of the US Government since 1997.

Discussions arise as a fragile ceasefire from Israel-Hamas continues to hold, but its future is uncertain.

Mr. Trump reported that he did not intend to repel the Israeli Prime Minister of a return to combat if Hamas does not accept the terms of a new proposal to cease-fire-which, according to Israel, was written by the American envoy of the Middle East Steve Witkoff.

The new plan would oblige Hamas to release half of its remaining hostages – the group’s main negotiation issue – in exchange for a cease -fire extension and a promise to negotiate a sustainable truce.

Find out more:
Competing plans to rebuild Gaza
Captivity of the liberated Israeli hostage details

Israel has made no mention to publish more Palestinian prisoners, a key element of the first phase.

The fights in Gaza have been interrupted since January 19.

Hamas exchanged 33 Israeli hostages and five Thai hostages for some 2,000 Palestinian prisoners and detainees.