In response to a question about a ceasefire and hostage deal in Gaza, President-elect Trump vowed that Hamas would face severe consequences for holding innocent people hostage.
He said the terrorists believe a hospital is a 'safe haven for them because the [Israeli] military cannot directly target it [...] because there are civilians and patients there.'
The Hostages and Missing Families Forum Headquarters noted that these findings were based on the treatment of 105 hostages who were freed after 50 days.
'They basically told me that if I cannot support the October 7 attacks as resistance and as something positive, then I cannot be there,' the former Latino music radio host recounted.
Major Andrew Fox, a former British officer and disinformation expert, challenges the narrative surrounding Gaza’s death toll, arguing that the claims of genocide are misleading and based on manipulated data.
The current framework would see the release of several dozen hostages, including women and children along with elderly and seriously ill captives, in addition to several American citizens.
Hamas death statistics don't distinguish between civilians and terrorists. They also include deaths from natural causes and those killed by Hamas itself, according to the report.
Arabs and Muslims have signaled their commitment to stopping the Iranian regime from using them as puppets in its plan to destroy Israel and take over the Middle East.
Hamas is reportedly seeking assurances that employees of both its civil and military wings will continue to receive salaries. Other obstacles are said to be the 'security file' and the Gaza crossings.
President Trump’s warning comes after the announcement that Captain Omer Maxim Neutra, a US-born lone soldier, fell on October 7, and his body is being held in Gaza.
'It's truly heartbreaking to see what's happening to all of our Jewish friends in this country by a lot of ignorant people who don't understand that Hamas equals terrorism,' said Pam Bondi.
He said, 'We, the public in the northern Gaza Strip, are sick of this situation. We have had enough; they (Hamas) are stationed in the hospitals, stationed in the schools.'
Ambulance driver under interrogation says Hamas terrorists embed themselves in hospital offices, while ambulances are used to transport terrorists 'for their missions.'