Trump stated that the US “will take control of” Gaza Sector

US President Donald Trump said that the states would “be controlled” by the Gaza Sector, after he said that he did not think that Palestinians have a sustainable future.

Source: Trump during a joint press conference with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyag, quotes CNN

Direct language Trump: “The US will take control of the Gaza Sector and we will work with it. We will own it and be responsible for dismantling all dangerous bombs and other weapons in this territory, we will align the terrain and get rid of destroyed buildings.”

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Details: Speaking earlier on Tuesday, Trump suggested that the residents of Gaza move to a new place provided by one or more countries in the Middle East.

Direct language Trump: “I mean they are there because they have no alternative. And what they have? Now it’s a big bunch of debris.”

Details: CNN notes that Trump’s proposal to leave the Gaza Sector permanently is a provocative position that will appeal to the most conservative Israeli politicians, but is unlikely to be perceived by the neighbors of Israeli, who have declared that they do not want to receive new Palestinian refugees from the enclave.

On Tuesday, Trump called this issue humanitarian, saying that it is impossible to believe that someone would want to stay in the territory covered by the war.

Instead of Gaza, he suggested that the Palestinians “a good, fresh, beautiful piece of earth” for life.

But during repeated questions, Trump clearly made it clear that he does not see the world where Palestinians will ever return to the Gaza.

Literally CNN: “Netanyagu, who was sitting next to Trump in the oval office, smiled when Trump said. Israeli leader, under controversial pressure inside the country, was in Washington to accurately find out Trump’s position on the next stage of ceasefire in gas.”

“Trump attributes his merits for the release of hostages in exchange for ceasefire, concluded a few days before his admission to the post – and even officials of Baiden administration, who was coming, acknowledged that Trump’s rapid arrival helped to put pressure on Israel and Hamas.”

Details: Netanyaga praised Trump’s efforts.

Direct language Netanyag: “I think President Trump has added great power and powerful leadership to these efforts.”

Details: But, in the publication, in order for the agreement to be signed, Trump will still need to control the execution of the other two stages of the three -phase plan. The day before meeting Netanyaga, he did not talk about it especially confidently.

Direct language Trump: “I have no guarantee that it will hold on. And I saw how cruelly treat people. I ever, no one ever saw anything like that.”

“Will see what will happen next. We are dealing with very complex people, but the agreement can be concluded.”

Details: Trump and Netanyahu have something to discuss, except for the direct issue of ceasefire agreement. There is a question of Gaza itself, which Trump has previously stated for reconstruction, and the Palestinians who live there to Egypt and Jordan (the topic of discussion will probably continue when the Jordanian King Abdall is visiting the White House next week).

Literally CNN: “And there is a prospect of a wider normalization of relations between Israel and his Arab neighbors, mainly Saudi Arabia, who was sought by former President Joe Biden before the attacks on October 7, 2023. Trump, who openly dreams of Nobel Prize of Peace, can Such a desire that can transform the entire Middle East and create a new stronghold against Iran, a common enemy Jerusalem and Riyadh. ”

Details: The publication reminds that at the end of Baiden’s presidential term, the relations between American and Israeli leaders were so tense that they did not talk for months, despite the continued war in gas and the intense efforts of Biden’s assistants aimed at achieving the ceasefire.

On the eve of the election in November last year, Baiden’s team had little doubt that Netanyaga was in favor of the Trump’s victory, believing that he would receive much wider powers from the US authorities to pursue his military goals with Trump in office instead of Vice President Kamala Harris.

These forecasts were not false, – adds the publication.

Trump has already made a ban on the supply of heavy bombs to Israel, canceling one of Biden’s few politicians aimed at putting pressure on Israel on the background of his war in Gas.

Literally CNN: “This week he can go even further. Netanyahu and his delegation is planned to press the Trump administration during this week to move forward in selling weapons for billions of dollars, including thousands of new bombs, rockets, artillery and others Types of weapons. ”

“If Trump goes to it, it will mean a new level of support from Israel by the United States and the signal of Trump’s readiness to meet Netanyag’s request at the time of deep uncertainty in the Middle East.”

Details: When Netanyagu congratulated Biden on the victory in the 2020 elections, Trump was angry that he regarded as betrayal.

Even three years after October 7, 2023, Hamas made the most terrible terrorist attack in the history of Israel, it was obvious that Trump’s images did not subscribe.

Literally CNN: “Netanyag, undoubtedly, hopes the hostility will be forgotten during his visit on Tuesday. It is almost certain that his interaction with Trump will not contain an open discord that painted his relationship with Biden in his last year of his presidency.”

Prehistory:

• On January 16, Qatar officially signed an agreement between Israel and Hamas to release the hostages held in gas and the ceasefire began.
• On January 17, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyaga confirmed that the negotiating groups of Israel and Hamas signed an agreement.
• On January 19, Israel announced an entry into force of the ceasefire in the gas after Hamas handed over a list of three hostages to be released on Sunday.
• Hamas handed over three Israeli hostages to the Red Cross in the city of Gaza, which became the first release of hostages after the ceasefire came into force.