2025-02-11
29 分钟President Trump says Israel should cancel the ceasefire if Hamas doesn't release hostages by Saturday. He threatens to stop aid to Jordan and Egypt if they refuse Palestinians. Also: Musk’s bid to buy OpenAI is rebuffed.
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US President Donald Trump says he thinks Israel should cancel the ceasefire and let hell break out in Gaza
if Hamas does not release all remaining hostages by Saturday.
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maintains when he kissed the player Jenny Hermoso at the Women's World cup, it was consensual.