Gaza can be laid on winter winds today, leaving the Palestinians crowded. But this is an unexpected explosion of US President Donald Trump that has really shook him.
“I feel very sad and disappointed,” Hala Abu Dabba, 26, told CBC’s Freelance video. “He should know that we will not leave our country – just delete this idea from his mind.”
Behind it was rubble routes, the result of a war of about 16 months-Israeli air strikes and the result of fighting home with Hamas militants.
This is the “demolition site”, Trump said on Tuesday that he wanted to build in the “Middle East’s Raera”, once he evacuated it from the Palestinians. He described the beach strip as he was a real estate developer he used to do. He wants the United States to remain in a “long -term ownership position” in Gaza.
In Israel, comments were welcomed with a pleasant surprise.
But for the Palestinians, like 22 -year -old Hanan al -Shahanavi, this is not just a piece of land. This is the one that remains in Arabic, or after “destructive”, forcing his grandfather’s grandmother to leave the Israeli territory in 1948.
“And in the end, they found nothing but regret,” Al -Shahanavi said. She refuses to be again.
Palestinians reject Trump’s idea
“The Palestinian eliminates the purpose,” said Tahir -ul -Najar, 30, said 30 -year -old.
Israel dismissed the allegation that Palestinians were forcibly expelled, but the Palestinian approach has reached a deep desire to withdraw, which is a militant like Hamas to invade Israel on October 7, 2023. The groups are strong enough to launch and saw some and saw something. 250 took hostage. More than 47,000 Palestinians have been killed in Israel’s next war in Gaza.
Hamas says Trump’s plan is a prescription for more violence.
Hamas official Sami Abu Zohari told Reuters that “any such ideas are capable of provoking the region.”
The major region was also widely condemned, as well as Flat Refuse from Egypt and Jordan – both countries said that the population of Gaza should be taken. Cairo said it would support reconstruction, but without removing anyone.
Saudi Arabia He said he would not normalize diplomatic and economic relations with Israel without the formation of a Palestinian state, and that Trump’s claim that the country was not making such a demand. In Riyadh, Foreign Ministry officials said that Prince Mohammed bin Salman has confirmed the position in a “clear and clear way”.
New ties between Israel and Saudi Arabia have been presented by Trump officials as a mega deal that will bring peace to the region.
Some misconduct in Israel
Nevertheless, there seems to be some misconduct about Trump’s plan in Israel.
A smile on a rain road in Jerusalem told CBC News, “It’s great to be true.” “But it’s a good dream.”
Some people share the dream of developing Trump’s territory, in which Sean Shirley calls “Western values ​​- such as business, real estate, tourism”.
President Donald Trump’s plan to take over the war -torn Gaza for the United States and to re -establish Palestinians elsewhere, from Palestinians to US Security Council members, from Palestinians to Saudi Arabia. The scale has been criticized.
But most of the IT, it is seen as a method of guaranteeing Israel’s security, and prevents future attacks.
“I don’t want Gaza, I want peace,” a man gave his first name, Amit. He said that Palestinians could stay there, but the military force of Israel or the United States needs to continue.
Most Israeli welcomes Trump’s proposal
There are loud voices in Israel that Gaza wants for themselves. This includes the Jewish Power Party, such as right -wing groups, led by Atamar Ben Gauer, who was the Minister of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s ruling coalition and former national security minister, even as long as he fought with Hamas. Resign Israel’s acceptance on the ban on the ban.
It has many supporters, and they include those who want to establish Jewish communities in Gaza.
On social media today, she posted Massage To Trump, “Donald, saying that, it seems to be the beginning of a beautiful friendship.” Ben-Geor Said The “only solution” was to “encourage” the migration of Ghazan.
But even some moderate voices in Israel welcome Trump’s proposal.
Benny Gantz is a centralist politician and former general, many people see as a less extreme alternative to Netanyahu and his unity. He said Trump’s plan showed “creative, original and interesting thinking”, and should be studied.
In the meantime, he said that it is a priority for Gaza to get home from the rest of Israel’s hostages. More on Trump’s proposal with both sides, polarized, A contract Increasing the ceasefire can be more complicated.
