The Gaza War Donald Trump, will the Gaza War stop once the president is changed in America? Donald Trump himself claims he will serve as ‘chief negotiator’ – Donald Trump will serve as chief negotiator on Israel’s conflict with Hamas in Gaza

Washington: Before Donald Trump takes office as President of the United States, families of Israelis held hostage in Gaza hope for their release. Trump may take more aggressive steps than current President Joe Biden to free Israeli hostages from Hamas captivity. Donald Trump’s press secretary provided information in this regard. Trump may play the role of chief hostage negotiator in Gaza, according to an Axios report Trump’s new White House press secretary, Carolyn Leavitt, said the new US president would reimpose tough sanctions on Iran and strongly support Israel. He said, “Donald Trump will be the chief American negotiator and will work to return innocent citizens to their homeland if they are held hostage.”

Trump’s conversation with the Israeli president

In a phone conversation with Israeli President Isaac Herzog, Donald Trump was told that Israeli intelligence believes half of the 101 hostages, including seven Americans, or 50 to 55, are still alive in Gaza. Herzog insisted to Trump that the hostages must be rescued. Trump expressed his astonishment at this, and said he believed most of the hostages were dead.

Donald Trump called for an early end to the war in Gaza. Some Israeli officials believe that Trump is a president who has more influence over Netanyahu than Biden. Mark Dubowitz, CEO of the Foundation for Defense of Democracies, said Trump should immediately issue a statement clearly demanding the release of all hostages.

Despite more than a year of fighting in Gaza, Israel has not been able to free its hostages. Talks between Israel and Hamas regarding a ceasefire and hostage release have stalled for more than three months. Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu opposes ending the war in exchange for a hostage deal. This is considered a sign of Israel’s defeat. In such a situation, there is uncertainty about the release of the hostages.