US President Donald Trump caused a stir by proposing that the US take ownership of Gaza, with plans to move Palestinians to neighboring countries and redevelop the territory. This idea drew criticism internationally, with Amnesty International slamming Trump for not arresting Israeli PM Benjamin Netanyahu, who faces charges of war crimes and crimes against humanity by the ICC.
The proposal was met with outrage by Democrats, with some calling it reckless and unreasonable. Even some Republicans, including former Congressman Justin Amash, condemned the plan, calling it a form of ethnic cleansing.
Trump defended his idea by calling Gaza a symbol of death and destruction, claiming that the move would give Palestinians a chance at a better life. He also suggested that the US could bring stability to the region and transform Gaza into the “Riviera of the Middle East”.
While the US President did not clarify how the US could legally take over Gaza, Netanyahu praised the idea, saying it could change history. The Saudi government rejected any attempt to displace Palestinians, emphasizing the importance of a Palestinian state.
Despite mixed reactions, Trump indicated that he would announce a position on Israeli sovereignty over the West Bank soon. The situation remains uncertain, as concerns about international law violations and the use of US troops in Gaza persist. The political landscape in the Middle East continues to be complex and fraught with controversy.
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