WATCH: Trump's Deadly Ultimatum- "If all of hostages are not out by Saturday all hell will break out"

In a fiery statement given this monday evening from the oval office President Trump released a severe threat to Hamas warning that if the hostage deal will not continue he will let "all hell break out".

This time Trump raised the ante, and demanded ALL Hostages be released.

Trump stated that if all hostages held captive since October 7 are not released by Saturday at 12:00 PM, the ceasefire should be canceled. “Let all hell break out,” he declared.

Trump has repeatedly used this expression when referring to the hostages, who remain in the hands of brutal terrorists and are subjected to torture.

Before assuming office in his current presidential term, he declared that if the hostages were not freed, “the gates of hell would open on Gaza.”

However, he ultimately advanced the deal that buried those statements, returning northern Gaza and many other areas to the terrorists while also significantly increasing humanitarian aid.

His remarks which added a direct threat to Egypt and Jordan, that their refusal to accept Gazans will lead to the loss of all American financial support, come following the words of Abu Obeida, Hamas's spokesperson who announced the halting of the next phase of hostage releases which was scheduled to take place this coming Saturday as part of the prisoner exchange deal.

Just as he did a week ago with the relocation proposal for Gaza's Arabs, Trump is once again proving that he will not allow anyone to pressure him or his allies and that he is capable of flipping the table rather than relying solely on outdated diplomacy.

Now, between Trump's activism and the siege in which Israel has found itself with its leadership, it seems that Jerusalem has a free hand to act. The question is whether, between public pressure to renew the deal and Trump's hawkish pressure to defeat Hamas, Prime Minister Netanyahu will finally be able to act decisively.

Trump stated that it is "up to Israel" to decide its course of action and added that he will speak with Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu about the matter.