U.S. President Donald Trump has issued an ultimatum to Hamas to accept his peace plan for Gaza by Sunday evening, warning that failure to comply would result in severe military repercussions. Following Hamas’s partial acceptance of the plan, which includes the release of hostages and potential disarmament, Trump emphasized the need for urgent negotiations to prevent further escalation of violence in the region. The proposed plan involves Israel halting its military operations, returning hostages, and implementing a temporary governance structure for Gaza, with Trump and former British Prime Minister Tony Blair overseeing the process. However, significant objections remain from Hamas regarding disarmament and foreign oversight, highlighting the complexities of achieving a lasting ceasefire. This situation is critical as it marks the second anniversary of the ongoing conflict, which began with Hamas’s attack on Israel, resulting in significant casualties and displacements. The broader implications of this crisis extend beyond the immediate humanitarian concerns, affecting regional stability and international diplomatic relations in the Middle East.