Secretary of State Marco Rubio will soon follow his first trip since assuming his status as a top American diplomat (a tour of Central America and the Caribbean) on a trip to the Middle East, with multiple outlets I reported it on Friday.
Reuters quotes an anonymous State Department official, It has been reported That Rubio will first travel to Europe for a security conference in Munich, then stop next week in Israel, the United Arab Emirates, Qatar and Saudi Arabia. Emirati News National Similarly It has been reported The tour details are the same as Agence France-Presse (AFP).
One anonymous official predicts that President Donald Trump expects the US to “take over” the Gaza Strip, predicting that nearly 20 years of Hamasterolist control will become a major topic of conversation in the region It is reportedly said he was saying that he was doing so.
“The current situation cannot be continued. It's like washing, rinsing, repeating it. It's become familiar and you start to think that this is exactly life and something we have to expect,” authorities said. The person was quoted as saying. “President Trump and Marco Rubio believe that things can change, not that.”
Trump told reporters Tuesday that America will “take over the Gaza Strip” and “we'll do our job with it.”
“We love it and are responsible for dismantling all the dangerous bombs and other weapons on the site,” he explains, “removing the destroyed buildings [and] Creates economic development that supplies unlimited numbers of employment and housing. ”
Trump believed that the possibility of Gaza's real estate, located on the eastern edge of the Mediterranean, was “unbelievable” to be gained under the current situation.
“I think you'll make it [Gaza] Internationally. An incredible place. I think the possibility of the Gaza Strip is incredible. And I think there are representatives from all over the world there,” he added.
Before Tuesday, Trump believes that after more than a year of war with Israel, he invaded Israel and massacred hundreds of civilians there, he believes that he will rebuild Gaza He repeatedly stated that he had done so. Its construction, mines and other services could come in.
Trump suggested that Egypt and Jordan, which share a border with Gaza, could take over Palestinian refugees and call Gaza a “dismantling site.” Both countries responded viscerally to proposals taken by even one of the Palestinian refugees.
“Jordan is for the Jordanians,” the Amman government argued, and Cairo argued that Palestinians should practice “resilience” on their lands.
Both Abdullah II of Jordan and the Egyptian strongman Abdelfatta al-Sissi I'm hoping for He will visit the White House this month to discuss Trump and Gaza's plans.
Rubio asked about Gaza at a press conference held in the Dominican Republic on Thursday, but Gaza in its current state is “unmanned” and Trump's proposal for US involvement restructuring Gaza and how It claimed that it was made because there was no viable proposal for restructuring and allowing. Their residents are to live with dignity by their neighbors.
“The place now – and I think the aviation statue will confirm – not only due to the destruction due to the conflict and the fact that Hamas co-sick people are hidden underground, but not habitable.” I explained it“But because there are misfire ammunition. There are all kinds of weapons in that place, including Hamas weapons.”
“I think President Trump has offered to be part of that solution. If other countries are willing to move forward on their own, that's great,” he added. “But no one seems to be in a hurry to do that. It has to happen. That's the reality.”
Rubio reiterated, “If other countries are willing to move forward and do their jobs on their own, I encourage them to do so.”
“But it seems there are many countries in the world who want to express concern about Gaza and the Palestinian people, but most people have wanted to do something specific about it in the past. “We didn't,” he concluded. “And I think President Trump is trying to stir that up and hopefully get a response from several countries that have both economic and technical capabilities to contribute to post-conflict regions.”
Middle Eastern stops revolve around a set of issues that are very different to Latin American issues. During his first overseas trip as Secretary of State, Rubio halted popular human trafficking operations in the Western Hemisphere, focusing on facing the malignant effects of the Chinese Communist Party in the region. He was the first stop, Panama, where he discussed President Trump's concerns that the Panama government had an excessive impact on China on the canal. Following his stop, the Panama government announced it would be leaving China's Belt and Road Initiative (BRI), a global predatory lending program.
In El Salvador and Guatemala, Rubio has secured a commitment to accept deportation flights and contribute to the end of systematic human trafficking in the region.
