President Donald Trump has stated that the Gaza Strip would be handed over to U.S. control by Israel once conflicts conclude.
During a joint press conference with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu Trump outlined a vision where the U.S. would take responsibility for rebuilding and managing Gaza.
He described the plan as turning Gaza into a “Riviera of the Middle East” potentially hosting international communities and ensuring peace.
This proposal has met with international outcry with many countries and organizations rejecting the idea of U.S. ownership over Palestinian territory.
Critics argue that such a move could be seen as a form of colonialism and would likely exacerbate tensions rather than resolve them.
Supporters within Trump’s base see it as a bold move to stabilize the region and leverage U.S. influence for peace.
Public commentary ranges from concerns about the sovereignty and rights of Palestinians to discussions on the feasibility and ethics of such a plan.
Many call for a solution that respects existing international laws and the self-determination of the Palestinian people while addressing security concerns.
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