Trump Announces Occupation Of Gaza
US President Donald Trump announced the occupation of Gaza, the besieged and destroyed Palestinian strip by Israel.
While holding a press conference with Prime Minister Netanyahu of the Zionist state of Israel at the White House, President Donald Trump said that the United States will occupy the Gaza Strip and we will own it.
Trump said that by occupying Gaza, we will stabilize it and create job opportunities here.
He said that I see a long-term ownership position in Gaza, we will occupy Gaza and make it developed,
which will provide jobs to the people of the region and also allow other citizens to settle. The US President added that the Palestinians will be settled in Jordan and Egypt, now it remains to be seen what the reaction of the leaders of Egypt and Jordan will be.
He claimed that he told other leaders of the region about the plan, which they liked.
He said the Palestinians have no choice but to leave Gaza and that he wants neighboring Jordan and Egypt to take in the displaced Palestinians.
Before speaking to the media at the White House, he also signed a document blocking US involvement with the UN Human Rights Council and halting funding for UNRWA, UNRWA, and the UN relief agency for Palestine.
He signed a presidential memorandum that reimposes a tough policy against Iran aimed at preventing the country from obtaining nuclear weapons and limiting its oil exports.
Speaking in the Oval Office at the White House, Trump said that Iran cannot have nuclear weapons and that the United States has the right to block the sale of Iranian oil to other countries. Trump called it a “very difficult” step, saying he was “worried” about whether to take the step. He said that Iran cannot have nuclear weapons and that he hoped a deal could be reached with Tehran.
He also said he was ready to meet his Iranian counterpart to try to convince Iran to abandon Tehran’s efforts to build nuclear weapons.
Saudi Arabia rejects Trump’s statement on the occupation of Gaza
Saudi Arabia has rejected Trump’s proposals on Gaza, saying that relations with Israel cannot be normalized without the establishment of a Palestinian state.
Saudi Arabia has rejected Trump’s proposals on Gaza, saying that relations with Israel cannot be normalized without the establishment of a Palestinian state.
According to a report by a foreign news agency, Saudi Arabia’s reaction came after Trump’s statement in which he said that Gaza residents should move to Egypt or Jordan.
Trump’s statement on the occupation of Gaza, Hamas leader’s reaction has come to light.
The response of the leader of the Palestinian resistance organization Hamas has also come to light on US President Trump’s statement on the long-term occupation of Gaza.
Hamas official Sami Abu Zuhri called Trump’s statement on the occupation of Gaza ridiculous and irrational, saying that such inappropriate ideas could ignite a fire in the region.
Hamas spokesman Khaled Qadoumi in Pakistan said in his statement that Gaza will be rebuilt and will rise stronger than before,
There can be no compromise on the rights of the Palestinians. Khaled Qadoumi said that with the help of God, we have defeated Israel, and the Israeli army will not exist in Gaza.
