‘It will only get worse': Trump warns Hamas to accept ‘final proposal' over Gaza ceasefire
"It will only get worse," he wrote in a post on Truth Social.
The plan, he said, will be delivered by mediators from Qatar and Egypt in the coming days.
Hamas has claimed it is reviewing the proposal for a ceasefire between Gaza and Israel.
President Trump claims Israel has agreed to the conditions of a 60-day ceasefire.
Delegations are expected to take place today in Cairo with mediators.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has said any peace agreement would banish Hamas from Gaza and permanently free all hostages currently held in Gaza.
Trump and Netanyahu are expected to meet at the White House on Monday to discuss this further.
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