Archive · 26 Jul 2025
Trump Blames Hamas, Backs Israel to End Gaza Conflict
Negotiations between Israel and Hamas for a ceasefire have stalled, and former US President Trump is blaming Hamas, saying they don't want a deal and that Israel should finish the job.
The US has pulled back its negotiators from talks.
Meanwhile, France plans to recognize Palestine as a state, which Trump disagrees with.
There are differing views on how to move forward with the conflict.
Trump blamed Hamas for the breakdown of Gaza ceasefire talks.
Trump signaled support for Israel to escalate its military campaign.
US negotiators were pulled back from talks in Doha due to concerns about Hamas's good faith.
Trump said his interactions with Netanyahu were "sort of disappointing".
France announced it would recognize a Palestinian state, which Trump dismissed.
- Who
- Trump, Hamas, Netanyahu, France, Steve Witkoff
- What
- Ceasefire talks between Israel and Hamas have stalled.
- When
- Recent events
- Where
- Gaza, Doha, Scotland, Washington
- Why
- Unclear, but related to the willingness of Hamas to negotiate
Trump's Position
Unstated
Ceasefire Negotiations
Trump's Position
Hamas does not want a deal
Unstated
Unclear in this article.
- Key Players
- Trump, Netanyahu, Hamas, Macron, Witkoff
- Event
- Ceasefire talks stalled
- Location
- Gaza, Doha, Washington, Scotland
- Trump's Stance
- Blames Hamas, supports Israel
- France's Action
- To recognize a Palestinian state
Sources
‘They want to die’: Trump slams Hamas, says they did ‘not want a deal’, dismisses Macron’s recognition of Palestine
'They Want To Die': Trump Pins Failed Gaza Peace Talks On Hamas, Says Israel Will 'Finish Job'
‘Finish The Job’: Trump Says Israel Must ‘Get Rid’ Of Hamas As Ceasefire Talks Collapse
Netanyahu, Trump appear to abandon Gaza ceasefire negotiations with Hamas
