Trump: With my word, "Israel" may resume fighting if Hamas does not adhere to the agreement.

U.S. President Donald Trump stated today, Wednesday, that the ceasefire in the Gaza Strip is contingent upon the full commitment of Hamas, emphasizing that the occupying forces could resume fighting "with just a word" from him if the movement does not adhere to the agreement.

However, he acknowledged at the same time the positive role the movement is currently playing in maintaining security within the sector.

In an interview with CNN, Trump positioned himself as a key guarantor of the agreement, sending a clear message to Hamas.

He said: "The army could resume fighting in Gaza with just a word from me if Hamas does not adhere to the ceasefire agreement."

He added, emphasizing his authority on this issue: "I will consider allowing Netanyahu to resume military operations if Hamas refuses to comply with the ceasefire."

Trump praised the role that Hamas has begun to play on the ground in enforcing order, saying: "Hamas is currently intervening and eliminating violent gangs," indicating that the movement has started to implement the security aspect of the agreement aimed at establishing stability within the sector.

Trump confirmed that achieving the first phase of the agreement was of utmost importance, considering that "the release of hostages from Gaza was extremely critical."

These warnings come just two days after the "Sharm El-Sheikh Peace Summit," which witnessed the signing of a comprehensive document to end the war.

The first stages of implementing the agreement have already begun, with the exchange of detainees and prisoners and the flow of aid, but there are still thorny issues awaiting resolution.

With these statements, Trump places himself in a position of final judgment on the success of the agreement, affirming that the continuation of peace depends on the implementation of all the terms that have been agreed upon.