The Gaza ceasefire brokered by Donald Trump is under strain just days after it began. The U.S. president warned that Washington could target Hamas if it continues to kill civilians in Gaza, saying the attacks breach the peace deal.

Trump’s warning came after reports of Hamas executing suspected looters and collaborators. The president first dismissed the incidents as part of restoring order but later condemned them, marking a sharp shift in tone.

The agreement, which includes a prisoner swap and calls for Hamas to disarm, remains fragile. Israel has accused Hamas of failing to release all hostages, while tensions rise inside Gaza.

Analysts say Trump’s “new West Asia” vision may falter unless both sides adhere strictly to the ceasefire terms and external mediators enforce accountability.