Trump offers the “long -term” property of the US – Irvine Times

The D -H -N -Trump offer seems to be ahead of the next stage of the conversations designed to expand the severe cessation of the fire between Israel and Hamas and to ensure the release of the other hostages held in Gaza.

The provocative comments came as conversations with the promise to increase humanitarian aid and the restoration of supplies are intensified this week to help the Gaza people recover from more than 15 months of devastating conflict.

Now, Trump wants to push approximately 1.8 million people to leave the land they have called home and claim it for the United States, perhaps with US troops.

Mr. Trump outlined his thinking while talking to Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu in the White House, where the two leaders also discussed a fragile deal to end and hostage in the Israeli-Ham conflict and shared their concerns about Iran.

“I don’t think people have to go back,” said G -N Trump.

“You can’t live in Gaza right now. I think we need another place. I think this should be a place that will please people. “

Trump said the United States will take over the ownership of the Gaza Strip and rebuild it after the Palestinians have been displaced elsewhere and turn the territory into the Riviera of the Middle East, where the “world people” will live – including the Palestinians.

“We will make sure this is done from world -class,” said G -N Trump. “It will be great for people – Palestinians, Palestinians most of all, we’re talking about.”

Egypt, Jordan and other allies in the US in the Middle East have warned Mr. Trump that the relocation of Gaza Palestinians will threaten the stability of the Middle East, risk expanding the conflict and undermine the US and allies for the decision of two countries.

However, Trump insists on the Palestinians “have no alternative” except to leave the “big pile of ruins”, which is gas. He spoke as his best assistants stressed that a time line of three to five years for the reconstruction of the war-torn territory, as set out in a temporary agreement of a truce, is not viable.

Last week, both Egyptian President Abdel Fatah El-Sisi and Jordanian King Abdullah II rejected Mr Trump’s calls to dispose of Gazani.

But G -n Trump said he believed that Egypt and Jordan – like other countries he did not specify – would eventually agree to take Palestinians.

“You’ve been watching for the decades, it’s all about death in Gaza,” said G -N Trump.

“It’s been happening for years. It’s all death. If we can get a beautiful area to move people, constantly, in nice homes where they can be happy and not shot and not killed and not be worn to death, like what is happening in Gaza S “

Trump also said he did not rule out the deployment of US troops to support the reconstruction of gas. It provides for the “long -term” property of the United States for reconstruction of the territory.

“We will do what is needed,” said G -n Trump about the possibility of deploying US troops to fill any security vacuum.

The White House’s focus on Gaza’s future comes when the nascent ceasefire between Israel and Hamas hangs in balance.

Mr. Netanyahu is facing competing pressure from his right coalition to suspend a temporary truce against Hamas fighters in Gaza and the Israelis worn out of the war, who want the other hostages and for the end of the 15-month conflict.

Saudi Arabia, the United Arab Emirates, Qatar, Palestinian Power and the Arab League joined Egypt and Jordan, rejecting plans to move the Palestinians from their territories to Gaza and the occupied West coast.

G -H Trump can be relied on to persuade Egypt and Jordan to come to accept displaced Palestinians because of the considerable aid that the United States provides Cairo and Aman.

The hard-line right members of Mr. Netanyahu’s government have accepted the call to move the displaced Gaza Palestinians.

“It is unjust for me to explain myself to the Palestinians that they can return in five years,” Trump Steve Vikof told reporters. “It’s just ridiculous.”

Mr. Trump also reports that he can review an independent Palestinian state as part of a broader solution to two countries of Israel-Palestinian conflict.

“Well, many plans change over time,” he told reporters when he asked him if he was still engaged in a plan like the one he had set out in 2020, calling for a Palestinian state.

“A lot of death has come since I left and now I have come back.”

The arrival of Netanyahu in Washington for the first visit of the foreign leader of the second term of G -N Trump coincides with the popular support of the Prime Minister.

The prime minister is in the middle of weeks testimony in a continuing process of corruption, which focuses on claiming that he is exchanging services with media tycoons and wealthy associates. He refused the allegations and said he was a victim of “witches hunting.”

Being seen with G -N Trump, who is popular in Israel, could help to dissipate the public from the process and strengthen the situation of Netanyahu.

“We have the right leader of Israel, who did a great job,” said G -N Trump to Netanyahu.

Netanyahu also praised the management of G -N Trump for concluding a deal for hostages and termination of fire. “I will just tell you that I am happy that they are here,” said G -n -Netanyahu about G -N Trump and his administration.