President Donald Trump, who was sitting on Tuesday, when he visited Israel's Prime Minister Benjamin Netaniyahu, repeated his proposal to move Palestinians to another country from Gaza, which was devastated in the war, and build a new house there.
The idea of relocating Palestinians has room for debate as effectively is radioactive. The Israeli leader would have proposed such an idea in public, fearing that he would be charged with “transfer” or “genocide”, except for the right edge.
However, Trump broke the taboo a few days ago, almost destroyed the post -war war, which was started by Palestinian terrorism, including a war following the Hamas attack on October 7, 2024. I pointed out the simple non -practicality of reconstruction.
On Tuesday, he praised Netanyahu for doing “great work” and said that he had created a “invincible” combination of leaders, and Trump emphasized the idea of driving Palestinians from Gaza again.
He said:
I think Gaza is a demolition site now. Looking at Gaza, it's everything -that's almost not a building, it's about to collapse. You can't live in Gaza now. And I think we need another place. I think it should be a place to make people happy. You overlook for decades, all are death in Gaza. This has happened for years. It's all death. If they can get a beautiful area to resident people in a nice house forever, they will be happy, are not killed, killed, are happening in Gaza. Don't be dead. And now, you are very dangerous in terms of explosives here and there, from a tunnel from the viewpoint of who is in the tunnel in the tunnel. The whole is messed up. … Gaza is not the place where people live, but the only reason they want to return, because they are strong and they have no options. … I hope we can do something really nice, really good … if we can build them through a large amount of money supplied from other people, a very wealthy country, they are pleased. I will supply it. For them, and one of the countries, it may be Jordan, it may be Egypt, it may be another country, and can build four or five or six areas. Masu. It doesn't have to be one area, but you take a specific area and build a really good, high -quality house like a beautiful town, like a place where they don't live and die. Gaza guarantees that they will die. The same will happen again.
Trump also believed that Palestinians could be transferred to a country that is now “no.” He quoted the first resistance of Mexico and Canada to support immigrants that have changed under the threat of tariffs.
He asked for the number of Palestinians who proposed moving, Trump said: “All of them.” He also stated that it could probably be 1.7 million or 1.7 million Palestinians out of the 2 million residents in Gaza.
Trump was unknown whether the Israelites would support the idea of re -establishing the reconciliation that had been abandoned and rooted in 2005 during the “withdrawal” from Gaza in 2005.
Egypt and Jordan have resisted the acceptance of Palestinian refugees from Gaza, but as they temporarily reported, Israel is considering proposing Indonesia instead, as Britbert News first reported. 。
Despite the past differences in the 2020 election results, there was no obvious tension between Trump and Netaniyahu.
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