Trump Issues Stern Warning to Hamas on Hostages During Meeting with Jordan’s King Abdullah
In a high-stakes diplomatic meeting at the White House, President Donald Trump reiterated his strong stance on the ongoing hostage crisis involving Hamas. Seated in the Oval Office alongside Jordan’s King Abdullah II, Trump issued a firm ultimatum to Hamas, demanding the immediate and unconditional release of all hostages.
The meeting between the two leaders underscored the urgency of the situation, as tensions in the Middle East continued to escalate. Trump, known for his direct approach to foreign policy, did not mince words as he called for swift action from the militant group, emphasizing that failure to comply would lead to severe consequences.
“The hostages must be released immediately—no negotiations, no conditions,” Trump stated. “If Hamas refuses to act, there will be serious repercussions.”
King Abdullah, a key regional ally with longstanding diplomatic ties to both the United States and Palestinian leadership, expressed his concerns over the humanitarian crisis while calling for a peaceful resolution. “We must work together to ensure the safety of innocent lives and to bring stability to the region,” Abdullah remarked.
The White House meeting comes amid heightened tensions in the Middle East, with the U.S. reinforcing its position as a key player in efforts to de-escalate conflicts. While Trump’s ultimatum signals a tough stance, it remains unclear how Hamas will respond to the mounting pressure.
As the situation unfolds, international leaders continue to push for diplomatic solutions while monitoring the potential ramifications of Trump’s warning. The outcome of this crisis will likely shape the region’s geopolitical landscape in the months to come.
