United States President Donald Trump has said that the United States will “take power” to Gaza after re -resetting Palestinians somewhere else and “can transform Enclave into” Middle East’s Revara “under his unusual rehabilitation plan –
In the announcement of a trauma after decades of US policy on the Israeli Palestinian conflict, Trump said on Tuesday that his administration would offer development in the enclave so that “unlimited number of jobs for people in the area and Provide housing “.
“The United States will occupy the Gaza Strip and we will work with it too. We will own it,” Trump said after talking to Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu at the White House, adding, adding that Their administration will accept responsibility for clearing the damaged buildings and eliminating “dangerous unmanned bombs and other weapons”.
Hamas, the Palestinian group, which rule Gaza, rapidly condemned the proposal as a “prescription for chaos and tension in the region.”
The group said in a statement, “Our people in the Gaza Strip will not approve these plans.”
“What is needed is the end of the occupation and aggression against our people, not out of their land. Our people in Gaza have failed to migrate and deport for more than 15 months under bombing. Has given
Trump’s extraordinary proposal to enhance the critical ceasefire between Israel and Hamas has made an ambush of uncertainty in relation to the next round of talks.
The first 42 -day war, which will show the release of 33 Israeli kidnappers and about 2,000 Palestinian prisoners, ends on March 1.
Earlier on Tuesday, a Hamas spokesman said talks had begun for the second phase of the ceasefire. If it is agreed, at this stage, the full return of Israeli soldiers from Gaza and the liberation of all the captives will be seen.
Trump suspected the consolidation of the deal and its possibility.
“Strikes can begin tomorrow,” Trump said.
In its announcement of the rehabilitation plan for Gaza, Trump suggested that the United States would “position long -term ownership positions” on the enclave.
“It was not a decision that was made lightly. He said, “Everyone I have talked about the idea of being the owner of this piece of the United States, creates thousands of jobs and creating thousands of jobs with something that will be excellent.”
Presenting some details about the implementation of his plan, Trump expressed hope that the Palestinians who were displaced in Gaza would “go to other countries with humanitarian sympathy”, although he advised that Palestinian too. Will live there.
The US president said that Gaza could become the home of “people of the world”.
“I think you will make it an international, incredible place. I think the potential in the Gaza Strip is incredible. And I think that representatives from all over the world – all over the world – will be there and they will be there. Palestinians, Palestinians, will stay there.
“Many people will be there.”
Asked if US troops could be sent to Gaza to maintain security, Trump said it was a possibility.
As far as Gaza is concerned, we will do what we need. If it is necessary, we will do it, “he said.
“The United States will occupy the Gaza Strip, and we will work with it too.” Presedresseddeneddent Donald J. Trump pic.twitter.com/acqll9GWN
– President Donald Jay Trump (@Pats) February 5, 2025
Netanyahu, who praised Trump as “the greatest friend” to Israel, said the US president’s plan was “worthy of paying attention to it” and “could change history”.
Netanyahu said, “He sees a different future for this piece of land that has been the focus of a lot of terrorism, many attacks against us, so many trials and many temptations.”
Palestinian supporters widely condemned Trump’s announcement.
For political analysts and human rights lawyers, “they are basically saying, officially, US policy is now the destruction of Palestinian society, the spread of Palestinians in neighboring countries, and in the upper part of the United States. Palestinian land owns indefinitely. ” Omar Badar told Al Jazeera.
“I don’t know what planet we are living on, where these statements are coming out of the United States President.”
Abid Ayub, executive director of the American Arab Anti -Distinguished Committee (ADC), described Trump’s proposal as “terrifying” and “crazy”.
“It will be against all principles and international law. This is not something that will be allowed,” Ayub told Al Jazeera.
“But at this point, you have to ask yourself if you look for the past year and a half: the international community, including Israel, really cares about international law and principles?”
The Palestinian American, a senior Fellow of the Atlantic Council, said that Gaza “is not a plan for immovable development for the United States government”.
“Gaza belongs to the Palestinian people.
Democratic lawmakers also criticized Trump’s proposal.
Rashida Tilib, the only Palestinian member of the US Congress, accused Trump of “demanding ethnic cleansing sitting with a genocide criminal”.
“They are fixing the working Americans with federal funds, while the Israeli government is funding,” Tilib said on X, who represented a district in Michigan in the House of Representatives.
Trump’s Democratic Senator, Chris Murphy, said Trump’s proposal is an attempt to remove home disputes.
“I have news for you,” Murphy said on the X. We are not handling Gaza. Billionaires force the government to steal the government from regular people.
Trump has repeatedly called on Egypt and Jordan to accept the homeless Palestinians, but Arab states have rejected their appeals, warning that residents of Enclave resetts the danger of promoting conflict in the region. The efforts of the two states to reach the solution will be eliminated.
In response to Trump’s suggestions, Saudi Arabia said it would oppose any attempt to displace the Palestinians and would not establish relations with Israel without the formation of a Palestinian state.
“Ghazan’s proposal to leave Gaza will face significant legal, political and practical challenges, and it is likely to oppose the international community and regional actors,” said Alam Saleh, a Middle East expert at the Australian National University. Will get. ” Al Jazeera.
Jean Loop Saman, a senior research fellow at the Middle East Institute at the National University of Singapore, said that instead of making a serious proposal, Trump could try to reinforce his bargaining status with countries like Egypt and Jordan.
Saman told Al Jazeera, “Homely, it is also against ‘America First’ rhetoric: it would be the equivalent of a new US -based business business in the Middle East, which is probably not something that US voters during the previous elections Was in mind. “
