President Donald Trump has issued a deadline for Hamas to accept a US peace plan for Gaza, threatening severe repercussions if the group fails to comply. The 20-point plan, which aims to end ongoing hostilities, includes provisions for an immediate ceasefire and the release of 20 living Israeli hostages in exchange for hundreds of detained Gazans. Despite pressure from Arab and Turkish mediators, a senior Hamas figure has suggested the group is likely to reject the proposal. Trump warned that if the agreement is not reached, 'all hell' will break loose against Hamas. The plan also stipulates that Hamas will not govern Gaza and opens the possibility for a future Palestinian state, although Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu has reiterated his opposition to such a state. The situation remains tense as Israel continues its military operations in Gaza, with significant casualties reported on both sides.