Trump asserted that Hamas has no interest in negotiating a deal and suggested they are inclined toward their own destruction. He indicated that Israel must take decisive military action against Hamas to resolve the ongoing conflict. Trump reasoned that Hamas's refusal to release hostages stems from their desire to maintain leverage in negotiations. Meanwhile, despite ongoing military operations against Hamas, indirect negotiations for a ceasefire have encountered significant obstacles, requiring the U.S. and Israel to explore alternative options for both the release of hostages and achieving lasting peace in the region.
Trump stated, "Hamas didn't really want to make a deal. I think they want to die and it's very bad. It got to a point where you have to finish the job." Expressing his belief that Hamas would not release hostages, he mentioned, "Now they are going to be hunted down."
Trump emphasized that Israelis "are gonna have to fight and they are gonna have to clean it up - you will have to get rid [of Hamas]." This reflects his stance on the need for decisive military action against the group.
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