Tuesday, October 7, 2025 - US President, Donald Trump expressed optimism on Monday, October 6 saying he was "pretty sure" a Gaza peace deal was possible and that Hamas was agreeing to "very important" issues as indirect talks with Israel began in Egypt under his 20-point plan.
Speaking to reporters in the Oval Office, the President
addressed his red lines in the negotiations: "I have red lines, if certain
things aren’t met we’re not going to do it."
When asked if a precondition included Hamas agreeing to
disarm, he added, "But I think we’re doing very well and I think Hamas has
been agreeing to things that are very important."
Trump said he was highly optimistic about the prospects
of a final deal.
"I think we’re going to have a deal. It’s a hard
thing for me to say that when for years and years they’ve been trying to have a
deal," he remarked.
"We’re going to have a Gaza deal, I’m pretty
sure, yeah."
He also dismissed reports that Prime Minister Benjamin
Netanyahu had been negative about the talks, stating that the Israeli Prime
Minister had been "very positive about the deal."
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