Donald Trump, the President of the United States, says that Palestinians currently living in Gaza will be relocated to a place outside of this area according to his plan for the strip, and they will not have the right to return. In an interview with Fox News published on Monday, he described his plan for this narrow area located on the Mediterranean coast as the 'Future Property Development' plan. He stated, 'I will own it,' adding that 2.3 million Palestinians residing in the war-torn Gaza Strip will be moved to a maximum of six different areas outside of Gaza, according to this plan that the Arab world has currently rejected. Trump, who was a real estate mogul in New York before entering politics in 2015, did not specify where the Palestinians would be moved. However, when Fox News host Bret Baier asked him if they would be allowed to return to Gaza, Trump replied, 'No, they won't return, because they are going to have much better housing.' Regarding Gaza, which has been devastated after 15 months of war between Israel and Hamas, he said, 'In other words, I am talking about building a permanent place for them, because if they are to return now, it will take years for them to be able to [return]... this area is uninhabitable.' The fighting in the Gaza Strip is currently halted with a six-week ceasefire. Donald Trump first introduced his unexpected plan for Gaza last week alongside Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu at the White House. He suggested that Egypt and Jordan accept the Palestinians, but both countries have rejected this idea. In his interview with Fox News, which is set to air in full on Monday night, he said he would build 'beautiful areas' for the Palestinians. He reiterated this before meeting with the King of Jordan. The President of the United States added, 'There may be five, six, or two [areas]. But we will create safe areas, a little further away from where they are now, where all these dangers exist.' Some of the information in this report was sourced from the Associated Press, France, and Reuters. Trump, before meeting with King Abdullah, said he is committed to buying and owning the Gaza Strip. Riyadh's opposition to Netanyahu's comments about the exit of Palestinians from Gaza. Netanyahu: Trump's plan for Gaza is 'remarkable.' Trump proposed the idea of 'long-term ownership of Gaza' by the U.S.
Trump's Plan for Gaza Leaves No Room for Palestinian Return
Donald Trump has proposed a plan for Gaza that involves relocating Palestinians to areas outside of Gaza without the right to return. This plan has been met with rejection from the Arab world, and it raises significant concerns about the future of Palestinian rights and living conditions. The implications of this plan are critical for regional stability and international relations.
👥 Key Players
📰 What Happened
Donald Trump proposed a plan to relocate Palestinians from Gaza to areas outside the strip without allowing them to return. This plan has been rejected by the Arab world, raising concerns about Palestinian rights and living conditions.
- Trump's plan involves relocating 2.3 million Palestinians from Gaza to six unspecified areas.
- The proposal has been met with rejection from both Egypt and Jordan.
💡 Why It Matters
📚 Background
The Israeli-Palestinian conflict has been ongoing for decades, with Gaza being a critical area of contention. Trump's proposal reflects a controversial approach to resolving the conflict.
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