Former President Donald Trump reiterated his plan to permanently relocate Palestinians from Gaza, claiming they would have “much better housing” elsewhere. He described the proposal as a large-scale U.S.-led redevelopment effort that would transform Gaza into the “Riviera of the Middle East” while removing its current residents.
Trump suggested the U.S. would take “long-term ownership” of the region, framing it as a real estate venture. Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu praised the plan as “revolutionary,” while Hamas leaders vowed to resist any occupation, calling it a “recipe for chaos.”
Saudi Arabia, Jordan, Egypt, and the UAE strongly oppose forced displacement, seeing it as a threat to regional peace and a two-state solution. Trump allies argue the proposal aims to pressure the region into offering alternative solutions, with U.S. officials estimating full reconstruction could take 10-15 years.
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