"Trump thanks President Erdoğan for Gaza"

09.10.2025 20:27

U.S. President Donald Trump made a new statement following the ceasefire agreement in Gaza. Trump, who specifically thanked President Erdoğan, said, "Erdoğan took a personal interest and did an incredible job. I thank Turkey."

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After the ceasefire was established in Gaza, U.S. President Donald Trump made a statement regarding President Erdoğan, saying, "Erdoğan took a personal interest, he did an incredible job. I thank Turkey."

TRUMP'S CEASEFIRE STATEMENT

U.S. President Donald Trump made a new statement following the establishment of a ceasefire between Israel and Hamas in Gaza. Speaking in front of cameras, Trump specifically mentioned President Erdoğan.

"ERDOĞAN DID AN INCREDIBLE JOB"

Stating that President Erdoğan made great efforts in achieving the ceasefire, Trump said, "Erdoğan took a personal interest, he did an incredible job. I thank Turkey."

"RELEASE OF HOSTAGES EXPECTED ON MONDAY OR TUESDAY"

Trump continued his remarks as follows: "We will slowly rebuild Gaza. I will go to Egypt, we will sign a new agreement. I thank Turkey, Qatar, and Egypt regarding Gaza. We are truly facing an incredible moment. We have ended the war in Gaza and established a much broader peace. We have secured the release of all remaining hostages, and they are expected to be released on Monday or Tuesday."

FIRST STATEMENT FROM ISRAEL

On the other hand, Israel, in its first statement regarding the ceasefire, stated, "The ceasefire will begin with government approval." Reports in the Israeli press indicated that the Security Cabinet would meet at 5:00 PM local time. It was stated that the ceasefire agreement reached between Israel and Hamas as a result of negotiations in Egypt would be approved in the meeting.

HAMAS: AN AGREEMENT HAS BEEN REACHED THAT FORESEES THE WITHDRAWAL OF OCCUPIERS AND A PRISONER EXCHANGE

Hamas also confirmed that a ceasefire agreement had been reached in Gaza after serious negotiations with Palestinian groups. The statement included the words, "Hamas announces that an agreement has been reached to end the war against Gaza, to withdraw the occupiers, to allow the entry of aid, and to conduct a prisoner exchange."

The statement called for Israel to be compelled to fulfill the responsibilities of the agreement and not to be allowed to avoid the implementation of the agreed-upon issues.

"THE SACRIFICES OF OUR PEOPLE WILL NOT BE IN VAIN"

The statement continued with the words, "These great sacrifices and steadfastness have thwarted the plans of the occupying Israel to subdue and displace us." It emphasized that "the sacrifices of our people will not be in vain, we will remain true to our word, and we will not give up on our national rights such as freedom, independence, and the right to self-determination."

Hamas official Usama Hamdan stated in an interview with Qatar-based Al Arabi television that Israel would militarily withdraw from all settlements in Gaza, including Khan Younis, Rafah, and Gaza City. Hamdan noted that arrangements needed to be made on the ground for the release of hostages and that more freedom of movement should be provided for Hamas members, thus Israel needed to withdraw first.

"ISRAEL WILL MILITARILY WITHDRAW FROM ALL SETTLEMENTS"

Hamas official Usama Hamdan stated in an interview with Qatar-based Al Arabi television that Israel would militarily withdraw from all settlements in Gaza, including Khan Younis, Rafah, and Gaza City. Hamdan noted that arrangements needed to be made on the ground for the release of hostages and that more freedom of movement should be provided for Hamas members, thus Israel needed to withdraw first.