President Trump said on Tuesday that the United States should take over Gaza and forcibly relocate 2 million Palestinians to other countries, and his plan was “beautiful” to those evacuated to the devastating war. Explain as humanitarian efforts to provide a new home.
This proposal, which was submitted at a press conference in the White House with Israel Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyafu, has been negotiating the second stage negotiations between Israel and Hamas, but in the Middle East for decades. Defeated American foreign policy.
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Trump has abandoned US diplomacy for decades.
With the United States suggesting Gaza, Trump injected his administration into one of the most sensitive flash points in the Middle East. For many years, the United States has supported the idea of ​​the two states, where Palestinians and Israelians live in peace.
In one day, Mr. Trump abandoned the concept and replaced it with a completely different idea.
“Everyone I spoke loves the idea that the United States owns the land,” he told reporters. “Develop and create thousands of employment with magnificent ones.”
In fact, Egypt and Jordan leaders have already refused to hire Palestinians. On Tuesday, Hamas representatives called the idea of ​​relocating nearly 2 million people as “recipes to create confusion and tension in this area.”
Mr. Trump did not quote the legal authority to take over the territory, and did not deal with the fact that the forced to remove the population violates international law.
His remarks came at the extreme sensitivity.
Trump's proposal came during an unstable negotiations to establish a permanent ceasefire between Israel and Hamas.
It was unknown how the president's comment would have affected the discussion on Tuesday. Netanyafu agreed on Monday to dispatch a team to Dorha, Qatar, where the representatives of Israel and Hamas began to discuss.
Hamas's leadership argued that after the war was over, they would continue to dominate Gaza after they grew on their flying spots. Mr. Trump's assistant said on Tuesday morning that the United States would not tolerate Hamas, which is powerful.
However, President's proposal for Gaza's US acquisition went further than his aide suggested early on the day.
The logistics questions were not dealt with.
Mr. Trump said how the acquisition of the US Gaza was enacted, whether it was necessary to use force, and how 2 million moved to other countries against their will, and who glittering and modern. “I didn't explain whether to supply and build Ribiera,” he imagined.
Mr. Trump repeatedly stated on Tuesday that Egypt and Jordan leaders would accept Palestinians, despite the fact that they did not.
“They say they don't intend to accept,” said Trump. “I say they will do so.”
He acknowledged that it might not be necessary or not, but questions about the opposition that foreigners from both Palestinians and Israelites may come to take over the land. I didn't answer.
Mr. Trump suggested that other countries will pay the rebuilding of the place described as “holes in hell.” However, he also imagined “long -term ownership” without explaining which parts of the region are owned by the United States or how it is legal.
This idea reflects his desire of other extensions.
Trump's proposal has taken a step with the Imperial Hugs since his second phase.
Since January 20, he has suggested to take over Greenland, a semi -independent part of Denmark. He threatened to use military and economic forces to return the Panama Canal to the United States. He repeatedly states that Canada should be the 51st state in the United States, and if it does not happen, it will threaten economic impact.
There was already a fierce opposition to each of these ideas, and suggestions to take over Gaza seemed to be more controversial.
On Tuesday, Trump argued that Palestinians would accept his thoughts for bombing the house during the war between Hamas and Israel. “The only reason the Palestinians want to return to Gaza is that they have no choice,” he said.
The remark surprised the observer, and they were intended.
The suggestion to take over Gaza was another example of the “Shock and A Kei” approach that Trump took over.
In the first two weeks of the president, he tried to refund or eliminate some of the largest institutions in Japan.
The assistant said that it was part of his strategy in his efforts to dramatically re -form the country. Gaza's proposal seemed to be a continuation of its efforts to confuse the current situation.
Netaniyafu, who stood near Mr. Trump at a press conference on Tuesday, seems to agree. “You've been chased,” Netanyafu told Trump. “You see something that others refuse to see.”
