Hamas Leader Rejects Trump’s Peace Proposal Amid Ongoing Gaza Conflict
By Joseph Iyaji | Akahi News
Hamas’s de facto leader in the Gaza Strip has reportedly rejected President Donald Trump’s latest proposal aimed at ending the ongoing conflict between Israel and the Palestinian group, according to the BBC.

The unsourced report indicates that Izz al-Din Haddad, a former commander of the Gaza City Brigade, perceives the plan as a move intended to dismantle Hamas, regardless of whether the organisation formally accepts the proposal.
Haddad’s position signals that Hamas remains prepared to continue fighting against Israel, prolonging tensions in the region as international stakeholders push for a resolution.
Observers note that the development could complicate diplomatic efforts, highlighting the deep mistrust between the warring parties and the challenges of achieving a lasting ceasefire.
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