Trump's threat: If the hostages are not released, the “hell doors” will open

US President Donald Trump has threatened to stop donations to these countries if Jordanian and Egyptian asylum seekers were not accepted by Jordanian and Egypt, according to the Mehr News Agency.

Trump emphasized in a sharp statement that if the hostages were not released, the “hell doors” will open and Hamas will soon realize what he meant.

He also raised the possibility of an interview with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu about Saturday's appointment as a final deadline.

The US president said: “The people of Gaza want to leave the area, if they provide them with a good place and some countries can welcome them.”

He added that it is not possible to wait for the release of two or three hostages every week, and that Israel must make its decision.

According to Trump, the health conditions of the hostages released last Saturday are very inappropriate and cannot wait for the release of other captives.

Trump said: “In his view, the ceasefire should end after 9pm on Saturday.

The US president once again invaded South Africa and claimed that its situation was dangerous.

He claimed: “The unfortunate events are happening in South Africa and the United States will not help it until the details of these developments are aware.”

US Senators' reaction to Trump's threats

Lindsi US Republican Senator Graham expressed hope that the Hamas movement and the region's countries would listen to and pay attention to Donald Trump's recent statements about the need for hostages.

Tom KathenThe US Senate Intelligence Committee Chairman Thomas Bryant Cotton claimed that Trump was completely right at his request from Hamas for the release of hostages.

Kathen He said Trump has properly emphasized that if the Gaza deal fails, Washington would support Israel with full strength.

News website Axius The US also quoted its sources as saying: Trump's recent statements may make Netanyahu in decision making It It will provide a small security cabinet (to encourage more decisive positions).