President Donald Trump said the US “took” the Gaza belt and Palestinians should permanently leave the enclave in the strongest indication that it wants the population of 2.2 million to move in countries like Egypt and Jordan.
When he spoke on Tuesday at the White House in the White House, Trump said that “all” Palestinians in Gaza should “re -relocate”.
“The US will take over GazaAnd we'll do the job with that. We will own it and we will be responsible for dismantling all dangerous unexploded bombs and other weapons on the spot, ”he said.
Asked if he would send US troops to Gaza, Trump He said, “We will do what is necessary, take over the piece that we develop, we create thousands of thousands of jobs, it is something that will be very proud of the Middle East. ”
Trump's proposal would increase the decade of American politics and outrage of fuel throughout the Arab world, where the Allies of Washington would have long warned of the forced displacement of the Palestinians.
Egypt and Jordan have already refused Trump's plans to relocate Palestinians outside Gaza after the US President said it was time to “clean up” the enclave last month.
The Arabs consider such movements as similar in 1948, when hundreds of thousands of Palestinians were forced from their homes or fled into the fighting accompanied by the founding of Israel. Palestinians refer to this period as a nakbu or disaster.
The forced displacement of the Palestinians would also rattle the American Western allies who have long supported the two-way solution of the lengthy Palestinian-Israeli conflict.
However, Trump doubled on Tuesday and described Gaza as “a demolition” and said that he expected that Cairo and Amman, both receive a lot of American assistance, accept Palestinians.
Jordan's King Abdullah will meet Trump in Washington next week to present his case against the proposal.
Israel reduced a large part of a densely populated strip into the rubble of the wasteland because he then started a wild offensive Hamas's attack on October 7, 2023With Israeli forces that bombed gaza from air, land and sea.
Arab and European forces hope that the fragile agreement on the ceasefire and hostage between Israel and the Palestinian militant group will lead to a permanent end of the war that would allow the reconstruction of the strip.
However, Trump said, “If we find the right land or a series of pieces of land and put them on some really nice places with a lot of money in this area. . . I think it would be much better than returning to Gaza, which had only decades and decades of death. ”
Shortly before the meeting, Netanyahu, which considers Tehran's nuclear program to be an existential threat to Israel, Trump also signed a memorandum that would order his government to deposit “maximum pressure” on Iran.
American officials have identified this step as a tool to push Tehran back to the negotiating table to discuss the Iranian nuclear program.
When Trump signed it, he did not state what kinds of sanctions they would use against Iran, but he said he would try to talk to the leaders of the Republic of Islamic about a possible agreement to end the nuclear crisis.
“We'll see if we can conclude or resolve an agreement with Iran and everyone can live together,” he said.
Trump said it was “unfortunate” to sign the memorandum, but he had no choice. “It's very simple.” Iran cannot have a nuclear weapon, ”he added.
Within this effort, Trump stated that Iranian oil exports were trying to reduce and stated that the US had the right to block the sale of Iranian oil to other nations.
Brent Crude Futures traded around $ 76 per barrel after the memorandum was signed, significantly over Tuesday's minimum around $ 74.15.
Iranian president Masoud Pezshkian Throughout weeks, he signaled a greater willingness to agree with the negotiated settlement to ensure relief from sanctions and alleviate domestic economic pressure.
His government also explained that he wanted to avoid military confrontation with the US and Israel.
Trump mounted the campaign of the “maximum pressure” against Iran in his first term as president after leaving the 2015 nuclear agreement, which Tehran signed with the world powers. US sanctions were imposed on the Islamic Republic.
In response, Tehran increased his nuclear activity and now enriches Uranus close to the level of weapons.
Trump's sanctions against Iran remained on the spot during the administration of Joe Biden, but the analysts said they did not perform so strictly because they tried to revive a nuclear agreement with Iran and alleviate the crisis.
Netanyahu explained that his government wanted to keep pressure on Iran after more than a year of conflict between Israel and Tehran supported by militants after Hamas's attack on the Jewish State.
Last year, Israel and Iran traded twice with direct shooting fire against each other when their long -term shadow war broke out to open. Netanyahu claimed that Israeli strikes destroyed a large part of the Iranian air defense.
Israel also gave up a number of devastating strikes to Hezbollah, Lebanese militant groups and the most important Iranian proxy, and many experts said the Republic of Islam has been the most vulnerable.
Netanyahu has long been committed to preventing Iran from developing a nuclear weapon, and according to analysts, it can seek support to start further strikes against the Republic.
