Steve Witkoff
“Mr. Prime Minister, after Hamas has once again rejected the proposed deal, there is no more excuse—for anyone,” Israel’s public security minister said.
The proposal includes a two-phase release of 10 hostages and 18 bodies, a return to UN management of humanitarian aid and a partial IDF withdrawal from Gaza.
Trump’s point man in the region called the terrorist group’s latest moves “disappointing and completely unacceptable.”
Amid the faltering negotiations with the United States, the Islamic regime admits there is no “Plan B.”
The U.S. special envoy reiterated that the Trump administration “will not allow” Tehran to produce a nuclear bomb.
Talks intensify in Doha as “Gideon’s Chariots” targets terror group’s strongholds in Gaza.
The Israeli prime minister said freeing the remaining hostages is at the “top of my mind.”
The Israeli prime minister held consultations as Trump arrived in Doha, where indirect negotiations with Hamas over the Gaza hostages were set to resume.
The Hamas terrorist group announced on Sunday night that it would free Edan Alexander, 21, as part of efforts to achieve a ceasefire.
Trump envoy Steve Witkoff outlines strict conditions as Tehran vows not to surrender nuclear rights.
“It will be one of the most important announcements that have been made in many years about a certain subject. Very important subject,” said the U.S. president.
U.S. envoy Witkoff welcomed the proposal, surprising the Iranian delegation in Muscat.
