Trump hopes to reach phase two of Gaza ceasefire 'very quickly'

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During a meeting with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu in Florida, US President Donald Trump expressed his desire for a swift transition to phase two of the Gaza peace plan, which began in October. This phase involves Hamas disarming, the establishment of a technocratic government, and the withdrawal of Israeli troops, followed by Gaza's reconstruction. Trump warned Hamas of severe consequences if they fail to disarm as agreed. He stated Israel has fully adhered to the plan, despite ongoing attacks by its military in Gaza, which they claim are responses to ceasefire violations. Trump also threatened potential military action against Iran if it resumes its nuclear or ballistic missile programs, prompting a warning of retaliation from Iran.
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