She said today that she was displaced by the Palestinians from there, despite the unanimous condemnation of the international community for this plan, announced yesterday by the White House.
“Everyone loved it,” the Republican billionaire said to reporters at the Oval Office when asked about reactions in his plan.
Of the Palestinians themselves, some say that “Trump can go to hell, with his ideas, his money and his beliefs. We are not going anywhere, “up to the UN, the Arab world, and dozens of countries, all have categorically opposed the Trump plan for the Palestinian enclave.
Jared Kounsner behind the plan to control the gauze
Donald Trump’s groom, Jared Kussner, who was executing Trump’s first term in his first term in the White House, is reportedly behind the plan announced by the US president yesterday to take control of the Gaza Strip and proceed In relocation of the Palestinians from there, according to the US news website Puck News.
Kusner participated in the drafting of statements made by Trump next to Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu at the White House, Puck News, citing an unnamed source, said.
Netanyahu had not asked Trump in advance to follow such a plan, the report added.
In a speech given by Trump’s groom last year, he referred to the idea of an American control of the Gaza Strip and displacement of all the Palestinians from there.
“The seaside property of the Gaza Strip could be of great economic value if people were focusing to make their lives,” Kussner had said at an event at Harvard.
“The situation is somewhat unfortunate, but I think from Israel’s point of view, I would do my best to remove people and then clear the area,” he said.
Another “fan” of Trump’s proposal
Republican Speaker of the House of Representatives Mike Johnson today praised President Donald Trump’s proposal for the US to take control of war -damaged Gaza Strip, saying that the Republicans of the House will stand by She.
“The announcement initially yesterday I think it came as a surprise to many, but it was checked, I think, by people around the world,” Johnson said at a press conference. “Why? Because this area is so dangerous, and (Trump) acts as a miserable and decisive to try to secure the peace of this area, “he continued.
Johnson said he was expecting further details on Trump’s plan and that he would discuss the issue with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu when he meets with him in the Capitol tomorrow Thursday.
The Speaker of the House noted that there was a risk of another attack on Israel such as Hamas on October 7, 2023 if the Gaza Strip remains “in its present form” and makes sense to minimize the danger, as the Republican argued.
“I believe that people understand the necessity of this (the plan) and we will stand on the side of Israel as they work for this goal. And we will dwell on the side of the president in his initiative, “he continued.
In addition to far -right members of the Israeli government, the international community has condemned Trump’s proposal for Gaza.
