Trump’s Middle East envoy, Steve Witkoff, stated that action would be taken following Trump’s final ultimatum to Hamas, demanding the release of all remaining Israeli hostages. The White House is negotiating directly with Hamas, a terrorist organization, to secure the release of American hostages. Actions could include Israel engaging in military action on Gaza with Trump’s approval, the U.S. negotiating directly with Hamas while cutting out Israel, and potentially choking off aid to Gaza. The first phase of the deal between Hamas and Israel, aimed at securing the release of hostages, has expired, with Netanyahu proposing an extension and a potential new plan being unveiled by Witkoff. Trump previously proposed a real estate plan for Gaza, which was met with criticism, and Arab leaders have developed their own plan for rebuilding Gaza under a future Palestinian administration. However, it remains unclear how Hamas will factor into these plans, as both Israel and the U.S. are wary of the group having a role in governance. Trump has described Gaza as a mess with potential for improvement, stating that it needs to be run properly. Overall, the situation in the Middle East remains complicated, with various potential actions and plans being considered by different parties.
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