President Donald Trump has given a dramatic 3-4 days ultimatum to Hamas, unveiling a “New Gaza” peace plan alongside Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.

The proposal promises an immediate end to the war if hostages are released and Gaza is demilitarised but comes with a stark warning, rejection will bring America’s full support for Israel to “finish the job.”

The UN, EU and Russia have welcomed the plan, while Palestinians call it a U.S.-Israeli agenda.
With doubts over Hamas’s response, questions remain.

What does “finish the job” mean, what is the price of refusal, and how many more lives could be lost if the war continues?

Trump sets 3-4 days deadline to Hamas | Israel Gaza war 

President Donald Trump has issued a dramatic 72-hour ultimatum to Hamas, unveiling a “New Gaza” peace plan alongside Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.

The proposal promises an immediate end to the war if hostages are released and Gaza is demilitarised but comes with a stark warning, rejection will bring America’s full support for Israel to “finish the job.”
The UN, EU and Russia have welcomed the plan, while Palestinians call it a U.S.-Israeli agenda.

With doubts over Hamas’s response, questions remain.

What does “finish the job” mean, what is the price of refusal, and how many more lives could be lost if the war continues?

Hamas Begins Deliberations on Trump's Peace Plan 

President Donald Trump has issued a dramatic 72-hour ultimatum to Hamas, unveiling a “New Gaza” peace plan alongside Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.
The proposal promises an immediate end to the war if hostages are released and Gaza is demilitarised but comes with a stark warning, rejection will bring America’s full support for Israel to “finish the job.”
The UN, EU and Russia have welcomed the plan, while Palestinians call it a U.S.-Israeli agenda.
With doubts over Hamas’s response, questions remain.
What does “finish the job” mean, what is the price of refusal, and how many more lives could be lost if the war continues?


Trump's Ultimatum to Hamas, Accept Peace Deal or Israel Will 'Finish the Job'  

A peace plan released by the White House on Monday to end Israel's war in Gaza included surprise roles in a post-war Gaza for two familiar political figures: former UK Prime Minister Tony Blair and U.S. President Donald Trump.

Gaza War: Trump Sets Deadline For Hamas To Respond To Peace Plan

BREAKING | Trump Sets Hamas Deadline To Respond To Peace Plan

Key Muslim nations on Monday (Sep 30) threw their support behind US President Donald Trump’s push to end the Gaza war, even as Palestinian groups and residents voiced sharp scepticism over the proposal, declaring it a "farce". In a joint statement, eight Arab and Muslim-majority countries said they “welcome the role of the American president and his sincere efforts aimed at ending the war in Gaza” and pledged to engage constructively toward finalising and implementing the plan. This follows Trump's meeting with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu at the White House earlier in the day, where the two leaders discussed how to end the war in Gaza.


Gaza Peace Plan: Trump, Israel Back Plan To End War In Gaza, Hamas's Response Is Unclear

Key Muslim nations on Monday (Sep 30) threw their support behind US President Donald Trump’s push to end the Gaza war, even as Palestinian groups and residents voiced sharp scepticism over the proposal, declaring it a "farce". In a joint statement, eight Arab and Muslim-majority countries said they “welcome the role of the American president and his sincere efforts aimed at ending the war in Gaza” and pledged to engage constructively toward finalising and implementing the plan. This follows Trump's meeting with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu at the White House earlier in the day, where the two leaders discussed how to end the war in Gaza.

BREAKING | Hamas 'Reviewing' Gaza Peace Plan After Trump Warns Group To Accept Terms

Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi has welcomed President Donald Trump's Gaza peace plan, expressing hope that it will bring lasting peace and stability to the region. Modi emphasized the importance of dialogue and cooperation in resolving the ongoing conflict and praised the initiative’s focus on humanitarian aid and economic development.

Donald Trump's 20-Point Gaza Peace Plan In Full

Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi has welcomed President Donald Trump's Gaza peace plan, expressing hope that it will bring lasting peace and stability to the region. Modi emphasized the importance of dialogue and cooperation in resolving the ongoing conflict and praised the initiative’s focus on humanitarian aid and economic development.


Trump’s Gaza Peace Plan: Ambitious Points, Critics Warn About Shaky Foundations

BREAKING | Trump Releases 20-Point Plan To End Israel’s War On Gaza

U.S. President Donald Trump is hosting Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu at the White House. The two leaders are expected to hold discussions aimed at breaking the deadlock in the Gaza war. This marks Netanyahu’s fourth trip to Washington since Trump returned to power in January. Will this meeting open a path towards peace or join the list of failed peace efforts?  


BREAKING | Trump Says Israel Will Not Annex Gaza, Reveals Plan To End War

White House Releases Gaza Peace Plan As Trump Meets Netanyahu

U.S. President Donald Trump is hosting Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu at the White House. The two leaders are expected to hold discussions aimed at breaking the deadlock in the Gaza war. This marks Netanyahu’s fourth trip to Washington since Trump returned to power in January. Will this meeting open a path towards peace or join the list of failed peace efforts?  

Cornered, Choiceless Netanyahu To Bow Before Trump’s Final Gaza Deal?

Trump-Netanyahu: US President Donald Trump remains optimistic about a potential Gaza peace deal as he prepares for upcoming talks with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. The proposed 21-point plan aims to bring an end to the nearly two-year conflict in Gaza with a focus on hostage releases, humanitarian aid, and security arrangements. 


Trump Talks With Netanyahu On Gaza Peace Deal With Hamas

Trump To Meet Netanyahu As Ending Israel’s Gaza War Reaches Pressure Point 

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu met with real estate developer Steven Witkoff and Jared Kushner ahead of his expected meeting at the White House.

Donald Trump And Benjamin Netanyahu To Discuss Gaza Peace Plan At The White House

Palestinian militant group Hamas’ armed wing said that it had lost contact with two Israeli hostages in Gaza as Israel intensified its strikes in the region in the last 48 hours. It further called on the Israel Defence Forces to push back its troops and halt air sorties for 24 hours starting 6 pm (local time) today to make attempts to rescue the hostages.


Israel-Hamas war: Hamas claims it lost contact with two hostages in Gaza City

Palestinian militant group Hamas’ armed wing on Sunday (Sep 28) said that it had lost contact with two Israeli hostages in Gaza as Israel intensified its strikes in the region in the last 48 hours. It further called on the Israel Defence Forces to push back its troops and halt air sorties for 24 hours starting 6 pm (local time) today to make attempts to rescue the hostages.“The (Ezzedine) Al-Qassam Brigades announce the loss of contact with the two prisoners ... due to the brutal military operations and violent attacks in the Sabra and Tal al-Hawa neighbourhoods over the past 48 hours,” the group said in a statement, referring to areas where Israeli armed forces have escalated their air and ground assaults.“The lives of the two prisoners are in real danger, and (Israeli) forces must immediately withdraw to the south of Street 8 and halt aerial operations for 24 hours starting from 18:00 today to allow attempts to rescue the prisoners,” it said in another statement.The names of the two hostages have not been released at the request of their families.In the past, Hamas has said that it lost contact with an Israeli-American hostage. He was released a few days following that announcement.According to a CNN report last week, Hamas’ military wing said that it would not be concerned for the lives of the hostages as long as Israel continued its campaign in Gaza.“Your prisoners are distributed within the neighborhoods of Gaza City, and we will not be concerned for their lives as long as Netanyahu has decided to kill them,” the al-Qassam Brigades stated.Hamas has said that Israel would not receive any of its hostages if the IDF continues its operations in the territory.<h2>Netanyahu vows to ‘finish the job’</h2>In his speech at the United Nations on Friday (Sep 26), Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu vowed to “finish the job” against Hamas despite global and national condemnation of the IDF’s intensified operations in Gaza.Meanwhile, US President Donald Trump has claimed that a copy of a US-drafted 21-point peace plan has been sent to both Hamas and Israeli negotiating teams. However, the Palestinian militant group has denied that it received any proposal from the Trump administration.

Palestinian militant group Hamas’ armed wing on Sunday (Sep 28) said that it had lost contact with two Israeli hostages in Gaza as Israel intensified its strikes in the region in the last 48 hours.

Palestinian militant group Hamas’ armed wing on Sunday (Sep 28) said that it had lost contact with two Israeli hostages in Gaza as Israel intensified its strikes in the region in the last 48 hours. It further called on the Israel Defence Forces to push back its troops and halt air sorties for 24 hours starting 6 pm (local time) today to make attempts to rescue the hostages. “The (Ezzedine) Al-Qassam Brigades announce the loss of contact with the two prisoners ... due to the brutal military operations and violent attacks in the Sabra and Tal al-Hawa neighbourhoods over the past 48 hours,” the group said in a statement, referring to areas where Israeli armed forces have escalated their air and ground assaults. “The lives of the two prisoners are in real danger, and (Israeli) forces must immediately withdraw to the south of Street 8 and halt aerial operations for 24 hours starting from 18:00 today to allow attempts to rescue the prisoners,” it said in another statement. The names of the two hostages have not been released at the request of their families. In the past, Hamas has said that it lost contact with an Israeli-American hostage. He was released a few days following that announcement. According to a CNN report last week, Hamas’ military wing said that it would not be concerned for the lives of the hostages as long as Israel continued its campaign in Gaza. “Your prisoners are distributed within the neighborhoods of Gaza City, and we will not be concerned for their lives as long as Netanyahu has decided to kill them,” the al-Qassam Brigades stated. Hamas has said that Israel would not receive any of its hostages if the IDF continues its operations in the territory. Netanyahu vows to ‘finish the job’ In his speech at the United Nations on Friday (Sep 26), Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu vowed to “finish the job” against Hamas despite global and national condemnation of the IDF’s intensified operations in Gaza. Meanwhile, US President Donald Trump has claimed that a copy of a US-drafted 21-point peace plan has been sent to both Hamas and Israeli negotiating teams. However, the Palestinian militant group has denied that it received any proposal from the Trump administration.

Palestinian militant group Hamas’ armed wing on Sunday (Sep 28) said that it had lost contact with two Israeli hostages in Gaza as Israel intensified its strikes in the region in the last 48 hours.

Hamas says ‘lost contact’ with two hostages as Israel intensifies military operations in Gaza

World leaders at the United Nations General Assembly (UNGA) have strongly condemned Israel’s recent actions in Gaza, calling for immediate de-escalation and humanitarian aid access.


Israel-Gaza war: Russia, Germany, Saudi Arabia slam Israel; global leaders accuse of genocide

BREAKING | Report: Hamas Agrees To Trump-Backed Gaza Ceasefire Deal

Several countries recognised Palestine at the UN, marking a shift in global diplomacy. The move is seen as a potential turning point in the Israel-Palestine conflict. In Gaza, residents express cautious hope amid continued airstrikes and displacement.

Israel-Hamas War: Palestine Gains Recognition But Gaza Still Bleeds 

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu addresses the 80th United Nations General Assembly (UNGA) in New York. Netanyahu’s speech comes amid heightened tensions in the Middle East, ongoing conflict with Hamas and Hezbollah, and growing concerns over Iran’s influence in the region.

UNGA: Netanyahu Denounces Palestine Recognition, To A Mostly Empty UN Hall

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu finds himself cornered from all sides. Before his speech at the United Nations General Assembly, dozens of diplomats walked out. While nearby, hundreds of protestors gathered outside Times Square carrying placards condemning Israel's actions in Gaza. 


UNGA: Many delegates walk out as Netanyahu begins speech, calls genocide claims 'baseless' 

Netanyahu Wears a QR Code During UNGA Speech - Here’s What It Contains

The QR code was part of a broader Israeli public-diplomacy push in New York. Dozens of billboard trucks and digital screens near UN headquarters and in Times Square display the message “Remember October 7” alongside a QR code that links to the same documentation site.


Netanyahu Wears a QR Code During UNGA Speech - Here’s What It Contains

Netanyahu faces walkout at UN, vows to finish the job 

US envoy Steve Witkoff has signaled an imminent breakthrough in efforts to resolve the Gaza conflict. His recent diplomatic engagements with key regional leaders suggest progress toward a potential ceasefire and peace agreement


Israel-Hamas war: Netanyahu to condemn recognition of Palestinian state at UNGA 

Gaza Ceasefire: Hamas has denied U.S. President Donald Trump’s claim that the group is obstructing ceasefire efforts in Gaza, rejecting allegations that it is hindering peace talks in the region.


Gaza Ceasefire: Hamas Denies Accusations of Obstructing Gaza Peace Efforts 

An Israeli army officer was killed in Gaza City after a Hamas RPG strike — the first fatality since Israel launched its renewed ground offensive. Over 640,000 Palestinians have reportedly fled south, as Hamas claims 38 Gazans killed in 24 hours. The operation faces criticism over risks to hostages and worsening humanitarian conditions.

IDF  officer killed in gaza city, first casualty in new offensive amid rising civilian toll 

BREAKING | Hamas Writes A Letter To Donald Trump, Demands Ceasefire For Hostage Release

As the IDF deploys a third division to Gaza, UK, Canada, and Australia recognize a Palestinian state. Watch as Macron and other world leaders rebuke Netanyahu's war, arguing there's "no end except to kill everybody." The truth behind the shifting global alliances and the human cost of a war with no end in sight.

Netanyahu Pursues Relentless Death In Gaza As UK, Canada, Australia Recognise Palestine State

Palestinians fled south along a coastal road in central Gaza on Monday. They carried their belongings as Israeli strikes continued in Gaza City. A day earlier, Israeli forces blew up residential buildings, killing at least 31 people. The strikes caused more civilians to flee the area.

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