US President Trump warned Hamas that "all hell will break loose" if hostages are not released by Saturday noon. Hamas postponed the next release, citing Israel's non-compliance with the ceasefire. Trump also reiterated plans for the US to control Gaza, suggesting it could be redeveloped by other Middle Eastern nations but maintained by the US.
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