During the first press availability in the oval office, both President Trump and King Abdullah delivered remarks about the regional challenges, approaches and overall perspectives on the issues.&nbsp; As expected, both President Trump and King Abdullah noted they await the plan from Egyptian President Fattah al-Sisi who has been tasked with taking the lead on developing a peaceful solution and broader long-term plan for regional stability.

Jordan doesn’t want to take more Palestinian refugees, though King Abdullah did say he was going to take 2,000 sick children for care in the kingdom of Jordan.

President Trump has given Hamas a deadline of Saturday at noon to release all the remaining hostages or, “there will be hell to pay.”&nbsp; President Trump is willing to take part in rebuilding Gaza in the aftermath of the chaos and rubble as soon as Hamas is removed from the issue.

President Donald Trump and King Abdullah II of Jordan are having bilateral meetings today on the Israel v Hamas war and the subsequent issue with displaced Palestinians. During the first press availability in the oval office, both President Trump and King Abdullah delivered remarks about the regional challenges, approaches and overall perspectives on the issues.  […]{ai:summary}<p>President Trump and King Abdullah II of Jordan met to discuss the Israel-Hamas conflict and the situation of displaced Palestinians. They emphasized the need for a peaceful solution, awaiting a plan from Egyptian President al-Sisi. </p><p>Jordan is reluctant to accept more refugees but will care for 2,000 sick children. Trump set a deadline for Hamas to release hostages, warning of severe consequences if unmet, and expressed willingness to assist in rebuilding Gaza post-conflict. #foreignaffairs</p>

President Trump and King Abdullah of Jordan Hold a Press Availability in the Oval Office - The Last Refuge

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