Hamas praises Trump but says Tony Blair not welcome in post-war Gaza role – as it happened

The Guardian•Friday, October 10, 2025 at 7:04:41 PM

Hamas has expressed support for Donald Trump while rejecting Tony Blair's potential involvement in post-war Gaza. This statement comes as Palestinians begin returning home following a ceasefire agreement. The dynamics of international involvement in Gaza are crucial, especially as the region seeks stability and recovery after conflict. Understanding who is welcomed and who is not can shape future diplomatic efforts and the rebuilding process.

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