U.S. President Donald Trump said the Palestinians had no other successor, except for gas leave, and that Egypt and Jordan should provide them with asylum.
Donald Trump in his style found a solution for a long-term Arab-Israel rivalry. Trump said the Palestinians had no other alternative, except to leave gas, and that Egypt and Jordan should give them asylum. Well, in the Gaza sector, Trump will build a resort.
Demolition
“If they have the opportunity to move – in a large group or in smaller groups – to take care of nearly 2 million people, I think they’ll be happy here,” Trump said.
He emphasized that gas was “not worked” as a territory and suggested to move Palestinians to a “fresh, good piece of land”, where investments were involved to create comfortable living conditions.
“I don’t know how the Palestinians want to stay on gas. It’s a place for demolition, a big bunch of lips. It’s very dangerous – shooting, bombing on both sides. They are there because they have no alternative,” he added .
Trump also said he would not continue to support the idea of creating a Palestinian state, as was the case during his former term of the president.
An older representative of Hamas himself Abu Zukhri called Trump’s words with a prescription of excitement and tingling in the Middle East.
Also, the Arab States League and the Palestinian Administration are a category of refusing the idea of re -placement, fearing that after the ouster of Israel will not allow the Palestinians to return, leading to a new conflict.
The government of Israel does not support any form of Palestinian self -government in Gaza, fearing that it will only give the militants the opportunity to continue attacking. However, individual Ultra -Right members of the Netanyahu Coalition promote the resettlement of Palestinians.
US troops in Haaz
Trump did not stop there and expressed his willingness to control the gas sector by introducing American troops there.
According to the American President, after cleaning the territory and removal of destruction, it is possible to create economic development by providing thousands of jobs and housing for local residents.
“The United States controls the gas sector and performs work to restore it. We manage the region, be responsible for the dissolution of bombs and other unexplained weapons,” Trump said.
Answering journalists’ questions about the possible entry of American troops, he mentioned: “If necessary, we will do it.”
“We will talk to this territory, we will develop, create thousands of jobs. It will be a project that is proud of the entire Middle East,” Trump emphasized.
In the future, according to him, the gas sector can be an international center where people from around the world can live, including the Palestinians.
Reaction
“Similar ideas do not meet the understanding of any country of the Arab world – not one of them wants to be an accomplice in the forced movement of the Palestinians,” said Hellier’s British Analytical Center, a security expert to the Middle East from the British analytical center.
The forced movement of the people is contrary to international law. Human rights defenders condemn ideas such as ethnic purges.
And the military transmission to other countries directly contradicts the promises of Trump’s own election, which promises to end the wars and not involve the military in international conflicts.
“The Palestinians will not go anywhere. The president can spare a fanatical fanatic thanks to the support of Congress to supply the killing of race and ethnic purge. Time has come to my colleagues who support the decision about In the two states to speak, “said Rashid Tlaib, a single member of the US Palestinian Congress.
Experts called Trump’s style and approach before he returned to the White House that was unpredictable, chaotic and based on personal interests.
But the consensus is in terms of policy in the Middle East, Trump will not remove the shoulder. Meanwhile, his statements say the opposite.
Source: korrespondent
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