President Trump made statements regarding his proposal to seize control of Gaza and potentially relocate the 2.2 million Palestinians living there during reconstruction efforts. He initially suggested Palestinians could be permanently removed but later said they could live in a rebuilt Gaza alongside others. This plan has been widely criticized as tantamount to ethnic cleansing and dismissing the Palestinian cause for statehood.
Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas rejected Trump’s bid to take over Gaza, calling it a violation of international law and a threat to Palestinian rights. Trump, however, clarified that there were no plans to send U.S. soldiers to Gaza as part of the rebuilding efforts.
Israel and Egypt have maintained a blockade on Gaza since 2007, and most UN member countries recognize Gaza as part of an independent state. Trump’s post on his social media platform mentioned collaborating with development teams worldwide to create a spectacular development in Gaza. He also referenced Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer, though his exact message was unclear.
Overall, Trump’s proposal has sparked anger and fear in the Middle East and globally, with many expressing concerns about the impact on Palestinian rights and the potential for further conflict in the region.
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