Hamas’s first response to Trump’s plan on Gaza was positive

At a time when the regional and international reactions continue to Trump’s plan to end the war in the Gaza Strip, early signs have emerged by Hamas bearing indications of how the movement was used, albeit unofficial.

American envoy Steve Whitchov stated that Hamas’s initial response to Trump’s plan on Gaza is “positive”.

In statements to the American “Fox News” channel, Wittouf said that “Qatari and Egyptian officials conveyed Hamas’s response as” to study the plan in good faith and make a response, “describing this as” a very positive initial reaction from a group that has not yet been operating to review our entire proposal. “

Yesterday, US President Donald Trump presented a plan of twenty clashes to end the war for nearly two years between Israel and the Hamas movement in the Gaza Strip, including a mechanism for developing the sector and launching an operation ending with the establishment of a Palestinian state.

The US President included Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu for the peace plan, but questions are still waving on the horizon about whether Hamas will accept the plan.

At a joint press conference after his meeting with Netanyahu, Trump said they were “very close” to reaching a peace agreement for the Palestinian sector. But he warned Hamas that Israel will have full American support to take any action it deems necessary if the movement rejects what it offered.