Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu issued a stern warning to Hamas regarding the release of hostages, threatening intensified military actions should the group fail to comply. Hamas subsequently accused Israel of breaching their cease-fire agreement, causing postponement of any hostages' release. Meanwhile, President Trump's controversial proposal involving the U.S. taking control of Gaza has raised legal concerns, with experts deeming it likely a violation of international laws. Jordan's King Abdullah voiced opposition against the displacement of Palestinians and warned of potential humanitarian crises in the region.
Hamas accused Israel of violating a cease-fire deal and indefinitely postponing the release of hostages, leading to increased tensions and threats of renewed fighting.
Prime Minister Netanyahu warned Hamas that failure to release hostages would result in intensified military actions, reaffirming a stance to reinforce troops in Gaza.
President Trump insisted the U.S. would take Gaza, threatening to suspend aid to Jordan and Egypt unless they accept Palestinian refugees, a stance countered by Jordan.
Legal experts highlighted that Trump's Gaza strategy would violate international humanitarian law, potentially classifying it as a war crime and crime against humanity.
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