President Donald Trump has issued a stark ultimatum to Hamas, giving the group just “three or four days” to accept his proposed Gaza peace deal or face what he described as “a very sad end.”

Speaking to reporters on Tuesday, Trump promoted his 20-point plan as the best path to ending the nearly two-year conflict in Gaza. He emphasized that Israel has already agreed to the terms, framing the proposal as a rare opportunity for peace.

“This deal is fair, strong, and it works for both sides. Hamas needs to take it,” Trump said. “If not, the consequences will be very sad for them.”

The Trump administration has not yet released the full details of the plan publicly, but officials indicated it includes provisions for a ceasefire, humanitarian aid, security guarantees for Israel, and reconstruction support for Gaza.

The ultimatum marks one of the toughest positions yet from Trump on the Gaza war, signaling mounting pressure on Hamas to compromise amid heavy international scrutiny and regional instability.