Benjamin Netanyahu considers that Trump’s plan for the Gaza track is an idea that “can change the story”
Donald Trump said today that he wants the United States to take control of the Gaza Strip and rebuild the territory after the Palestinians are reinstalled in other places.
This position was broadcast at a press conference after the meeting with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu in the White House.
Trump has not excluded the possibility of sending US troops to support Gaza’s reconstruction and considers US participation to be “long term”.
The US president also said that the agreement to normalize the relations between Saudi Arabia and Israel “will happen.”
At the beginning of the meeting, the US President had already suggested that the Palestinians displaced in Gaza would be reinstalled “permanently” outside the territory devastated by war.
“I don’t think people should return,” said Trump, quoted by the Associated Press agency (AP). “You can’t live in Gaza right now. I think we need another place. I think it should be a place that makes people happy, ”he added.
Asked about how many Palestinians should be wondered, Trump replied, “All of them. Probably 1.7 million, perhaps 1.8 million. But I think everyone. They would be reinstalled in a place where they can have a beautiful life, ”said Efe.
US President Trump also described the Gaza Strip as a “demolition site” and said that after looking “from all angles” to the enclave photographs, after the war with Israel, it came to the conclusion that “ That place is hell, it is very dangerous and no one can live there. ”
Trump’s plan for Gaza can “change the story”
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said Trump’s plan for Gaza’s track is an idea that “can change the story.”
“We are talking about it, he [Trump] He is studying it with his staff, his team, “explained Israeli Prime Minister, quoted by France-Presse (AFP).
“I think it’s something that can change the story. And it’s worth trying,” he added.
The Israeli Prime Minister also said that an agreement to normalize the relations between Saudi Arabia and Israel “will happen.” The position was also manifested by Trump: I believe the peace between Israel and Saudi Arabia is not only viable, I believe it will happen, “he said.
This first visit of a foreign leader in this second term of Trump occurs at a time when support for Benjamin Netanyahu is decreasing in Israel. The Israeli Prime Minister faces pressures from his right-wing coalition to end the temporary truce in Gaza and the tired Israelites of war, who want the remaining hostages to return home and that the conflict, which has been lasting for 15 months.
