Marco Rubio says Hamas ‘must be eradicated’, throwing an additional doubt on Gaza’s trembling tribute

US Secretary of State Marco Rubio on Sunday fully supported Israel’s war goals in Gaza’s belt, saying that Hamas “must be eradicated” and throwing the future of a poignant truck in further doubt.

Rubio met with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu in Jerusalem at the beginning of a regional tour, where he is likely to face a return blow from Arab leaders over US President Donald Trump Transmission proposal The Palestinian population outside the Gaza belt and rearranges it owned by the USA.

Netanyahu welcomed the plan and said that he and Trump had a “joint strategy” for the future of Gaza. With the eyes of Trump, he said that “the door of hell would be open” if Hamas did not publish dozens of remaining hostages abducted in October 7, 2023, an attack that started the war.

Their remarks followed only two weeks before the first phase of the truce was completed. The second phase, in which Hamas should be tens of remaining hostages in exchange for multiple Palestinian prisoners, permanent ceremony and withdrawal of Israeli forces is yet to be negotiated.

Rubio said that Hamas “could not continue as military or government strength.”

“As long as it is a force that can manage or as a force that can manage or as a force that can threaten to use violence, peace becomes impossible,” Rubio said. “It must be eradicated.”

Such a language could complicate the efforts to continue talking to Hamas, which, despite the suffering of great losses in the war, remains intact and controls the gauze.

3 Palestinians reported killed in an air attack

In the meantime, the Israeli army announced that early Sunday, she performed an air attack on the people who approached their forces in southern Gazi. The HAMAS Interior Ministry announced that the strike had killed three police officers as they secured the entry of a truck to help near Rafah, on the Egyptian border.

Hamas said the attack was a “serious violation” of the trial and accused Netanyahu of trying to sabotage the agreement.

The emergence of the war could be a death penalty for the remaining hostages and may not succeed in destroying the Hamas, which survived the 15-month Israeli attack and quickly reaffirmed control over Gaza when the fire was interrupted last month.

Netanyahu signaled a willingness to continue the war after the current phase and offered Hamas the opportunity to surrender and send his best leaders to exile. Hamas rejected such a scenario.

Netanyahu has also not yet approved the entry of mobile homes and heavy machines into the gaza belt, as required by a dedication agreement.

Hamas threatened to withstand the plates of hostages last week because of the question, raising the fear that the truce could be resolved, before continuing to release three prisoners on the basis of what he said they were guarantees of Arab mediators.

The Israeli official, speaking, provided anonymity in accordance with the regulations, he said that he would discuss the issue in the coming days and coordinated Israel with the United States.

Delayed ammunition from the USA arrived

In the second sign of the two Allies closing, the Israeli Ministry of Defense said he had received a MK-84 Munition Muncy Shipment from the United States. The Bidana administration paused last year with a shipment of such bombs for concern about civilian victims in Gaza.

In a radio interview last week, Rubio indicated that Trump’s proposal was partly focused on pressure on the Arab states to come up with his own post -war plan that would be acceptable to Israel, which says Hamas cannot play a role in Gaza.

He also appeared to suggest that Arab countries were sending troops to fight Hamas.

“If someone has a better plan and hope that if Arab countries have a better plan, that’s great,” Rubio said on Thursday on Show Clay and Buck.

But “Hamas has a weapon,” he added. “Someone has to face these guys. It won’t be US soldiers. And if countries in the region can’t understand that piece, then Israel will have to do it and then get back where we ‘was.”

Rubio was not supposed to meet with any Palestinians on his trip.

Arabic Summit to Discuss a Renewal

For Arab leaders, facilitating the mass expulsion of Palestinians or the fight against Palestinian militants on behalf of Israel are both scenarios of nightmares. Or they would open them with fierce domestic criticism and potentially destabilized an already unstable region.

Egypt says that he will host Arab Summit on February 27 and cooperate with other countries on a counterprotion that would allow gauze to renew without removing their population. Human rights groups say that the expulsion of Palestinians would probably violate international law.

Egypt warned that every massive inflow of Palestinians from Gaza would undermine their peace contract for almost half a century with Israel, the cornerstone of the American influence in the region.

So far, the Arab and Muslim countries have conditioned any support for post -war gauze on the return to Palestinian management through the statehood in Gaza, the western coast of Jerusalem, the territory of Israel seized at the 1967 Midreast War.

The Bidana Administration spent months of gathering regional powers behind such plans, but they were thrown out while Israel excluded not only the Palestinian state, but also any role in Gaza for the Palestinian administration supported by the Westerner, whose forces drove when Hamas united his own power there in 2007.

Hamas said he was ready to give up power in Gaza, but insists on the Palestinian rule.

Rubio was also supposed to visit the United Arab Emirates and Saudi Arabia, regional heavy weights that rejected any massive displacement of Palestinians and would be key to any regional response.