Trump pledges to control Gaza and turn it into “Rvira Middle East”

US President Donald Trump said that the United States will control the Gaza Strip and turn it into “Rvira Middle East” after “resettlement” of the Palestinians in other places, setting the wall with a US policy followed for decades regarding the Israeli -Palestinian conflict and raising a condemnation from countries in the region and wide Arab and international condemnation .

In a shocking step, Trump said in the first major declaration related to his country’s policy in the Middle East that he imagined the construction of a resort in which various nationalities live in harmony. Last year, Jared Kushner, Trump’s son -in -law and his former advisor, described the Gaza Strip as a “valuable” real estate front.

Trump’s proposal simply caused diplomatic shock waves across the Middle East and the world. China said it opposes the proposed forced displacement of the Palestinians, and Türkiye described the proposal as “unacceptable.”

Lin Jian, a spokesman for the Chinese Foreign Ministry, said his country “always believes that the primary principle is that the Palestinians rule Palestine in relation to rule after the conflict,” adding that Beijing supports the two -state solution.

Sami Abu Zuhri, a Hamas leader today, Wednesday, said that Trump’s statements are “ridiculous”.

“Trump’s comments about his desire to control Gaza are ridiculous and absurd, and any ideas of this kind are enough to ignite the area,” Trump’s statements about his desire to control Gaza are ridiculous and absurd. He stressed that Hamas remains committed to the implementation of the ceasefire agreement with Israel and to ensure the success of the second stage negotiations.

It is not yet clear whether Trump will already go ahead with that controversial plan or that it simply takes extremist positions as a strategy to bargain.

Trump revealed his sudden plan, without going into details, during a joint press conference in Washington on Tuesday with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.

“The United States will take control of the Gaza Strip and we will do our work as well,” Trump told reporters.

“We will control that region, we will develop it, and we will find thousands and thousands of jobs, and it will be something that the entire Middle East can be proud of,” Trump added.

Permanent displacement
This announcement came after Trump’s shocking proposal earlier yesterday, Tuesday, to resettle the residents of the sector, who number more than two million Palestinians in neighboring countries, and the sector also described the “demolition site”.

Israel and Hamas are currently implementing the first phase of a fragile ceasefire agreement.
The United States’ control of the Gaza Strip directly violating a long -time policy in Washington, as well as most of the international community, the Gaza Strip and the occupied West Bank are part of a Palestinian state in the future.

In Ramallah, Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas, on Wednesday, rejected the statements of US President Donald Trump and his desire to occupy the Gaza Strip and forced displacement of the Palestinians from him.

“President Mahmoud Abbas and the Palestinian leadership strongly reject calls for the seizure of the Gaza Strip and the displacement of the Palestinians from their homeland … the Palestinian people will not give up their lands, rights and sanctities, and the Gaza Strip is an inherent part of the land of the State of Palestine alongside The West Bank, and occupied East Jerusalem, since 1967.

In response to American calls to displace the Palestinians from Gaza, Abu Mazen said, “These calls are a serious violation of international law … We will not allow the violation of the rights of our people.”

Abbas said, “Peace and stability will not be achieved in the region without establishing the Palestinian state … on the basis of a two -state solution.”

Saudi Arabia said it rejects any attempts to displace the Palestinians from their land and will not establish relations with Israel without the establishment of a Palestinian state.

The Saudi Ministry of Foreign Affairs stated in a statement, “The Ministry of Foreign Affairs affirms that the position of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia regarding the establishment of the Palestinian state is a firm and unusual stance. The Saudi Crown Prince, Prime Minister Mohammed bin Salman, affirmed this position clearly and explicitly that cannot be interpreted in any way Conditions.

Trump said he was planning to visit Gaza, Israel and Saudi Arabia during a tour that he intends to do in the Middle East, but he did not mention a date for that.

Netanyahu, whom Trump has indicated several times in his title “Bibi”, has not discussed a deep proposal, unlike praise for the American president for his new approach.

Netanyahu said Trump “is thinking outside the box by offering new ideas … and is ready to blow up traditional thinking.”

British Foreign Secretary David Lami said that the Palestinians should have a future in their homeland.

“We were always clear in our belief that we should witness the existence of two states. We must see the Palestinians live and flourish in their homeland in Gaza and the West Bank,” Lami added at a press conference during a visit to Kiev.

In Paris, French government spokesperson Sophie Barima said on Wednesday that US President Donald Trump’s statements regarding control of the Gaza Strip and the transportation of Palestinians in which they live “threaten stability and peace process.”

She emphasized that “France is completely opposed to the displacement of the population.

For his part, Spanish Foreign Minister Jose Manuel Albaris told reporters, “I want to be very clear in this regard. Gaza is the land of the Palestinians, the residents of Gaza and they must remain in it.
“Gaza is part of the future Palestinian state supported by Spain and must coexist in a way that ensures the prosperity and security of the State of Israel.”

Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov said Russia believes that the settlement based on a two -state solution is the only way to end the conflict in the Middle East.