President Donald J. Trump and King Abdullah II of Jordan met at the White House for a working session that was described as warm and productive. During the meeting, King Abdullah congratulated President Trump on his early successes in office and expressed gratitude for his leadership in securing the release of hostages from Gaza and achieving a temporary pause in hostilities.

President Trump emphasized the strong relationship between the United States and Jordan, acknowledging the Kingdom's longstanding commitment to regional peace efforts. He thanked King Abdullah for his role in promoting stability in the region.

The discussions also covered the situation in Gaza. President Trump reiterated that Hamas must release all hostages, including Americans, by Saturday. He sought King Abdullah's help to convey to Hamas and other regional leaders the seriousness of the situation.

Additionally, both leaders talked about President Trump's vision for post-conflict Gaza, aiming for its reconstruction and providing opportunities for its residents to live securely and with dignity, free from Hamas's control.