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Donald Trump has said that the Gaza Strip would be delivered to the United States by Israel only after the fights had ceased in the territory devastated by war and that US troops would not be needed to maintain stability.
The president of the United States made his last announcement about the proposal to take care of Gaza on Thursday, one day after the allies at home, in the Middle East and Europe he opposed his plans and the White House sought to calm the fears of a prolonged military intervention.
“The Gaza Strip would be delivered to the United States by Israel at the end of the fight,” Trump said. In a publication In its true social platform. He added that the Palestinian people “would have already been resettled in much safer and more beautiful communities, with new and modern houses, in the region.”
He said that the United States, working with “worldwide” teams, “would start slowly and carefully the construction of what would become one of the largest and most spectacular developments of its kind on earth.”
Trump’s initial announcement on Tuesday that the United States would take care of Gaza and use force if necessary, caused a uproar in the Arab world, with officials from all over the region who warn that any forced displacement of Palestinians would violate international law and would feed regional instability.
He also caused criticism of some of his domestic allies, and some Republicans said he deviated from his “first” America “agenda and his old objection to US intervention in” endless “foreign wars.
But Israeli officials welcomed the idea, and Defense Minister Israel Katz, said Thursday morning that ordered the military to prepare a plan that allowed Gazanes to leave “voluntarily.” Katz said this would include output options by land, sea and air, but gave no more details.
Ha Hellyer, main member of the Royal United Services Institute, said that Katz’s plan for the Palestinians to leave Gaza increase the pressure on Egypt and was “a clear signal” for Cairo, the Palestinians and domestic public opinion in Israel.
“The Israeli government believes they have some impulse with Trump, but they are not sure how will continue to press for the displacement of the Palestinians of Gaza,” he said. “It maintains the pressure and excludes any type of political process for the Palestinians. It’s about reorganizing goal posts and keeping everyone out of balance. ”
