Archive · 26 Jul 2025
Trump: Hamas Doesn't Want Ceasefire, Gaza Talks Fail
Former US President Donald Trump said that Hamas doesn't want a deal to stop fighting in Gaza, suggesting they want to die.
This comes after the US and Israel stopped talking to Hamas.
Meanwhile, Israel is looking at other ways to bring hostages home.
Aid groups warn that people in Gaza are becoming more malnourished.
Both sides are trading blame about why talks failed.
Trump stated Hamas doesn't want a ceasefire and "wants to die."
Ceasefire talks collapsed after US and Israeli negotiators withdrew from indirect talks with Hamas.
Israel is considering "alternative options" to secure hostages and end Hamas rule.
Aid groups report increasing malnutrition in Gaza, while Israel plans to resume aid airdrops.
Hamas accuses a US envoy of distorting the talks, while an Israeli official called for aid blockade
- Who
- Donald Trump and Hamas
- What
- Trump commented on the collapse of ceasefire talks in Gaza.
- When
- Friday
- Where
- Gaza
- Why
- Trump believes Hamas does not want a ceasefire deal.
Donald Trump & Israeli Officials' View
Hamas's View
Ceasefire Agreement
Donald Trump & Israeli Officials' View
Hamas doesn't want a deal and wants to die.
Hamas's View
Hamas believes US envoy is distorting the truth and walking back on agreements.
Hostage Negotiations and Future Actions
Donald Trump & Israeli Officials' View
Israel is considering "alternative options" for hostages.
Hamas's View
Aid blockade and settlements.
- Event
- Ceasefire Talks Collapse
- Key Figure
- Donald Trump
- Location
- Gaza
- Date
- Friday
- Context
- US and Israel ceased indirect negotiations with Hamas.
- Casualties
- 59,676 Palestinians killed in Gaza
- Aid Efforts
- Airdrops to resume
