Key Points from 'Hamas Calls for Immediate End to War After Trump Election Win'
Overview
A senior Hamas official urges for an immediate ceasefire in Gaza following Trump's election win.
Hamas calls for the establishment of a Palestinian state with Jerusalem as its capital.
Hamas's Stance
Basem Naim, a member of Hamas Political Bureau, calls for an end to Israeli aggression and for international support in achieving Palestinian independence.
Criticizes U.S. support for Israel and calls for a shift in policy.
U.S.-Israel Relations
Trump previously maintained a close relationship with Israeli PM Benjamin Netanyahu.
Netanyahu congratulates Trump, emphasizing a strong U.S.-Israel alliance.
Israeli official expects continued bipartisan support for Israel from U.S.
Trump’s Position
Criticized Netanyahu's wartime leadership.
Advocates for a timely end to the Israel-Hamas conflict.
Trump claims no wars occurred during his previous term and vows to prevent future wars.
Biden Administration
Ongoing disagreements between Biden and Netanyahu over the war strategy.
U.S. continues military aid to Israel but faces criticism from both sides.
VP Kamala Harris echoes Biden's approach, advocating for peace.
Palestinian Authority
Mahmoud Abbas congratulates Trump and expresses hope for cooperation toward peace.
Abbas emphasizes commitment to international law and peace.
Historical Context
Trump's past actions in the Middle East, including moving the U.S. embassy to Jerusalem.
The 2020 peace proposal, dubbed "deal of the century," which aimed to resolve the Israeli-Palestinian conflict but faced criticism and lack of support.
Current Conflict
The conflict has expanded with Israeli operations in Lebanon and direct confrontations with Iran.
Hamas calls for an end to all Israeli campaigns and a halt to U.S. military support for Israel.