Washington, DC – Donald Trump’s proposal for the United States “Gaza” after the Palestinians went out of raids – a Palestinian rights supporters say ethnic cleansing would be equivalent to ethnic cleansing – it praised and praised the US capital.
In Trump’s democratic rivals, the president’s remarks have promoted surprise and criticism, some have accused him of threatening the stability of the entire Middle East.
Nevertheless, as has been the case with Trump’s many controversial positions in the past years, his Republican allies have rushed to defend and praise him.
Tuesday afternoon, with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, Trump said the United States would “take over a fixed Gaza” and gain “long -term ownership” of the Palestinian territory.
Here, Al Jazeera is seeing what some American politicians have said about the proposal.
Democrats
Richard Blumemanthl
The Connective Senator called the proposal “crazy”, emphasizing its implications for diplomatic relations between Israel and the Arab states.
He wrote in a social media post, “In the results on all sides, it is deeply catastrophic – in fact, just to suggest it – threatening progress towards peace and stability, maintaining the Abraham contracts and this I extend, and return the hostages, “he wrote in a social media post.
Mike Quigley
A Congress member from Indiana said he was “surprised” with Trump’s proposal, saying he was driven by the possibility of “real estate development” in President Gaza.
“Don’t make a mistake: This is a demand for ethnic cleansing. Quigli writes on social media that neither Trump nor Netanyahu has the best interests of Israelis and Palestinians, which is the end of war in Gaza.
Eric Civil Well
A California Congress member expressed surprise at Trump’s comments, noting that the US president – who had campaigned for the end of all wars – has said in recent weeks that he has said that the Panama Canal, Greenland and Greenland. Want to get Canada.
“Wait? Is the United States going to occupy Gaza? We were not promised more endless wars. With my count we are occupying Gaza, Canada, Panama Canal, and now … Gaza? Solwell said on X.
Judicial
A California -based Congress woman criticized the proposal, while the Trump administration also affected the growing influence of billionaires like Tesla’s CEO Elon Musk.
He wrote, “What does the US military learn to attack their homes?”
“What do the people of the United States need: unconstitutional billionaires to stop stealing our personal information and tax dollars.”
Chris Murphy
Connecticut Senator rejected Trump’s proposal, suggesting that it could be a disturbance.
“I have news for you,” he said in a social media post. We are not handling Gaza. “
“But the media and the chicken class will focus on it for a few days, and Trump will be able to remove everyone from the real story. [the] The government will steal from regular people.
Rashida Tilb
The only Palestinian American US Congress, Tilb, called on fellow lawmakers who say they support the solution to two states to speak against Trump.
“Palestinians are not going anywhere,” a Congress woman representing Michigan district wrote in a social media post. “This president can only help this fanatical bull *** T. TTT because of bilateral cooperation in Congress to support genocide and ethnicity.”
Republican
Marco Rubio
The US Secretary of State developed Trump’s plan as a pressure on peace in the region, despite unstable effects and anger in the Middle East countries.
“The United States is ready to make and make Gaza beautiful once again. Our pursuit is one of the lasting peace in the region for all people,” the American diplomat wrote on the X.
Rock scot
The Florida senator falsely claimed that Hamas burned children alive when he praised Trump’s proposal. The claim, related to the Palestinian group’s October 7, 2023, has been widely abolished.
Scott said, “Thank God we have a president who is obliged to stand with Israel and work with Netanyahu, how to evacuate terrorists from Gaza and bring them home hostage home. Efforts should be supported. “
Brandon Gul
Texas lawmakers presented Trump’s pressure as a peaceful effort.
He wrote on social media, “President Trump is making peace in the Middle East, as he promised.”
“Promises are kept”.
Daryl Isa
A member of the California Congress, who is from the Lebanese generation, praised Trump’s “vision” for the region.
He said, “President Trump is the right vision for the future of the Middle East.” He is once again showing the way for our time as a reconciliation. “
A Texas -based Congress woman said the world – which has largely condemned Trump’s proposal – is looking for a “sustainable” peace to the US president.
RAND Paul
The Liberian -based Kentucky Senator provided some extraordinary criticism to the Republican on Trump’s remarks, noting that GOP voters want foreign policy that prefers US interests.
Paul wrote on the X, “Pursuit of peace should be Israelis and Palestinians.
“I thought we first voted for the United States. We have no business that is considering another profession to punish our treasures and spread the blood of our soldiers.
