Ceasefire Tensions: Trump's Confidence Amid Israeli Strikes
In light of deadly Israeli strikes in Gaza, killing 26, President Donald Trump asserted the U.S.-backed ceasefire remains secure. Despite accusations of violations from both Israel and Hamas, Trump maintained that Israeli retaliatory actions should be expected when provoked.
Amid rising tensions in Gaza, President Donald Trump reassured that the U.S.-backed ceasefire remains intact, despite recent deadly Israeli strikes that took 26 lives. Local authorities confirmed the casualties, but Trump maintained that the ceasefire would not be compromised.
During a press briefing, Trump justified the Israeli response, stating, "They took out, they killed an Israeli soldier, so the Israelis hit back and they should hit back. When that happens, they should hit back." His comments followed accusations from both Israel and Hamas regarding ceasefire violations.
While the ceasefire teeters under stress, Trump's confidence suggests an unwavering support for Israel's security measures during these fragile times.
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