Donald Trump says that we will do ‘Gaza’, call it ‘Big Real Estate Site’ – Times of India

US President Donald Trump reiterated his plan on Sunday United States To control Gaza, describing the war -torn enclave as a “Big Real Estate Site” and suggests that the Arab nations will absorb the displaced Palestinians.
“I am committed to buying Gaza and being owners,” Trump asked reporters on a route of the Air Force for Super Bowl, according to AP.
“As far as we rebuild it, we can give it to other states of the Middle East, to build its classes. Others can do it under our aegis. But we can take it ourselves, take it, take it and take it ourselves This is committed to ensure that it is not back.
The US President said that if any option is given, Palestinians would not like to return to Gaza. “They don’t want to return to Gaza. If we can give them a house in a safe area – then the only reason they are talking about returning to Gaza. They have no choice. , So they are an option, they do not want to return to Gaza, “he said.
“I think it’s a big mistake to allow people, Palestinians, or people living in Gaza, yet one more time to go back, and we don’t want Hamas to go back. And it is a Think as a large real estate site and the United States is going to be its owner and we are slowly, we are not a crowd, we are soon developing it. Huh, “Trump told reporters.
Netanyahu called Trump’s plan ‘revolutionary’
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, who recently met Trump, called the proposal “revolutionary, creative vision”, saying that it could re -shape the future of the region. Netanyahu told his cabinet, per CNN, “For a year, we have been told that” after the day, we need a PLO (Palestine Liberation Organization) in Palestinian Authority Gaza. “
He said, “President Trump came with a completely different vision, which is much better for the state of Israel.”
However, Trump’s comments have attracted strong regional backlash. Hamas’s official honor al-Rishk dismissed the idea, saying, “Gaza is not a property that can be purchased and sold, and it is an integral part of our occupied Palestinian land.”
Arab nations reject Trump’s plan
Saudi Arabia condemned Netanyahu’s suggestion that the Palestinians could be resettled elsewhere, it can be called a distraction from Israel’s works in Gaza. Qatar also condemned the idea as “stimulating” and violation of international law.
Egypt has announced an emergency Arab Summit on 27 February to discuss “new and dangerous development”. Meanwhile, Raja Abdullah II of Jordan is expected to raise concerns over Trump’s plan when they meet the US President at the White House this week.
Trump also expressed disappointment over the status of Israeli hostages issued by Hamas. “I saw the hostages back today and they looked like Holocost left. They were in terrible positions. They were weak”, “He said according to the AP.
As the conversation continues, Israel has pulled the soldiers back from a Gaza corridor, indicating a commitment to a delicate ceasefire. However, the interaction on the second phase of the Trus – which can release more hostages and go to a complete Israeli return. Netanyahu sent a delegation to Qatar, but its low -ranked officials raised doubts about the seriousness of the talks.
Trump’s National Security Advisor, Mike Waltz, suggested that the President’s comment was to push for a broad regional solution. Waltz said on NBC’s “Meat the Press”, “If you don’t like his plan, come to the table with your plan.”