Donald Trump has radical ideas for the Gaza Strip. The American president spoke to evacuating the enclave and placing the Palestinians who live there in Arab countries. He opted for an extreme choice of words.
According to journalists who traveled with him, Trump said on board the Air Force One government plane that he wanted Egypt and Jordan to take people. We are talking about one and a half million people, “and we only thoroughly clean the area,” said Trump.
Since the start of the Gaza war between Islamic Hamas and Israel, the coastal strip has been heavily destroyed. The United Nations still regard it as an area occupied by Israel, because Israel carries out control there.
In Israel, annexation and depopulation of the Gaza Strip have been discussed for months. The reason for this is that the Terrorist Organization Hamas abuses the civilian population of the densely populated area as a human shield.
Trump wants to break everything down
The Gaza Strip is literally a demolition wust, almost everything is demolished, according to Trump, according to the journalists who travel with him. The place is a deadly fall. He would therefore rather collaborate with a few Arab countries and build homes somewhere else where the Palestinians might live for a change in peace. It can be temporary or long -term, he answered the question of a journalist.
There have been many conflicts there over the centuries, Trump said. Something has to happen. He had already spoken with King Abdullah II of Jordan and had a very good conversation. De Vorst accommodates millions of Palestinians, and he does that in a very humane way. Jordan has done great work in the field of the housing of Palestinians.
He told the king that he would be happy if he took over more Palestinians, because he looked at the entire Gaza Strip and it was a real chaos. He wants to speak with Egyptian President Abdel-Fattah Al-Sisi soon. Egypt must also be held responsible.
Source: Krone
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