Donald Trump has sworn Palestinians to move to 'beautiful, safe communities' in the Middle East while he explained his plan for 'ownership' of the territory torn by war.
The American president's comments came on Monday evening in an interview with Fox News' Bret Baier, less than a week after he had driven his plan to take control of Gaza and turn it into the Riviera of the Middle East.
When asked whether Palestinians in Gaza would have the right to return to the territory, he replied: “No, they wouldn't,” claiming that they would have “much better housing elsewhere in the middle.”
'We will build beautiful communities, safe communities … a bit removed from where they are, where all this danger is.
“In the meantime I would possess this,” he said referring to the Gaza Strip.
'Think of it as a real estate development for the future. It would be a beautiful piece of land. Not spent big money, “he added, and noted that he would like his plans to” start almost immediately “, ending a conflict that is” going on forever. ”
Trump also emphasized that he would 'close a deal' with Arab states, such as Egypt or Jordan, and would pay them 'billions and billions of dollars per year' to take Palestinians from Gaza, who claim the territory as part of a future home country.
Trump's last comments are contrary to those of some officials in his administration who have tried to claim that he only called to the temporary relocation of the population of Gaza.
In an interview with Fox News Channel last night, Trump said that Palestinians in Gaza would not have the right to return under his plan to possess the territory -ravaged territory
Trump also told Fox's Bret Baier that Palestinians would not have the right to return to Gaza
An aerial photo shows that Palestinians are walking on 5 February through the ruins of destroyed buildings in Jabalia Refugee Camp, Northern Gaza Strip, on 5 February in Jabalia
In the meantime, Arab countries have sharply criticized Trump's proposal, in which Egypt and Jordan have created concern about the welcome of large numbers of extra refugees in their country.
Trump will organize Jordan's King Abdullah II in the White House on Tuesday.
When asked how he would convince Abdullah to take the Palestinians, Trump told reporters last night: 'I think he will take it, and I think other countries will also take. They have good hearts. '
But he also threatened to withhold billions of dollars from US help to Jordan and Egypt if they don't go with his plan.
“Yes, maybe, certainly why not,” Trump said. “If they don't, I might withstand help, yes.”
It comes after the US president has doubled his plans to 'buy and buy and possess' gaza on Sunday and to tell reporters on board Air Force One' I am dedicated to buy and possess Gaza while he is his way to The New Orleans for the Super Got Bell.
'We can give it to other states in the middle -east to build parts of them. Other people can do it through our auspices. But we are dedicated to possess, take it and to ensure that Hamas is not going back, “he said.
After 15 months of war, the recent comments of Trump have endangered the already weak cease -the fires between Israel and Hamas in Gaza, with the existing framework for negotiations that evoke the mass humanitarian and reconstruction help for citizens in Gaza.
President Donald Trump also threatened this week that he would cease it -Fires of Israel on Gaza
After 15 months of war, Trump's comments have endangered the already weak cease -the fires between Israel and Hamas in Gaza
Under the ceasefish -the binding, Hamas agreed to release 33 Israeli hostages. Israeli van Kalderon was reunited on 1 February after his release with his children in the Sheba Hospital in Ramat Gan
His plans to move Palestinians have also sent shock waves all over the world, with the American allies expressing concern and law groups that warn the move would come down to 'ethnic cleaning'.
Trump also threatened last night that he would cease it -the fires of Israel on Gaza and 'let everything break off' if all 76 remaining hostages are not released on Saturday by noon.
The president made the comments when he signed executive orders in the Oval Office, after the terror group had announced that it made a hostage release planned for Saturday after it claimed that Israel had violated the conditions of their agreement.
In response to Trump's threats, a high Hamas officer said that the Republican president “should” remember that there is an agreement that should be respected by both parties and this is the only way to give the prisoners back. “
“The language of threats has no value and makes things difficult,” added Hamas spokesperson Sami Abu Zuhri.
