Trump insisted that Palestinians “will leave” if offered a “better alternative,” describing Gaza as a “hellhole.”

Trump said Palestinians would not have the right to return under his plan for US “ownership” of Gaza.

Hamas dismissed Trump’s remarks as "absurd," emphasising that Gaza belongs to the Palestinian people.

This massive armed sale came during the fragile ceasefire agreement between Israel and Hamas.

The European Union (EU) strongly condemned the move, stating that it "threatens the independence" of the court.

Netanyahu further asserted that the Israeli military had significantly weakened Hamas in Gaza.

Netizens described Trump's gesture as humiliating for the US, while others saw it as a sign of his close relationship with the Israeli prime minister.

Maria Hanoun, "a child survivor of the Gaza war," hoped her video message would reach the US President.

UN chief also underscored the importance of pursuing a two-state solution for Palestine.

Netanyahu is currently in Washington to discuss the second phase of the ceasefire with the new Trump administration.

Musk added that he had confirmed with Trump multiple times and verified the president’s intention to shut down the agency.

"To all the resident aliens who joined in the pro-jihadist protests, we put you on notice: come 2025, we will find you, and we will deport you," Trump was quoted as saying.

Her ruling made headlines, with analysts and experts discussing its implications, as it directly challenges Trump’s policy approach.

Addressing the possibility of negotiations with the Trump administration over Iran’s nuclear program, Araghchi stated that Iran was willing to engage in talks.

US officials are expected to re-evaluate these programs before deciding whether to continue them.