Furious Labor MPs demand that Keir Starmer condemns Donald Trump's extraordinary plan to grab Gaza and move Palestinians to Arab countries.
The prime minister is under pressure to speak out against the prospect of 'ethnic cleaning' after the explosive intervention of the American president has threatened a delicate at night -the fire.
During a joint press conference with the Israeli Prime Minister Bejamin Netanyahu in Washington DC, Mr. Trump suggested that Palestinian refugees from the Gaza Strip could be resetted permanently elsewhere.
He suggested that the US took over the abandoned region – possibly using troops – and changed the 'demolition location' in the 'Rivièra of the Middle East'.
“The US will take over the Gaza Strip and we will also do a work with it,” said Mr. Trump. “We will possess it and be responsible for dismantling all dangerous non -depleted bombs and other weapons on the site.”
Furious Labor MPs demand that Keir Starmer condemns Donald Trump's extraordinary plan to grasp Gaza and to 'move' Palestinians' to Arab countries
During a joint press conference with the Israeli Prime Minister Bejamin Netanyahu in Washington DC, Mr. Trump suggested that Palestinian refugees from the Gaza Strip could be permanently restored elsewhere.
Left Labor Parliament members reacted angry, with Richard Burgon said it would be a 'war crime'. Zarah Sultana said it was 'ethnic cleaning, simple and simple'
'If necessary, we will do that, we will take over that piece, we will develop it, create thousands and thousands of jobs, and it will be something that the whole middle -old can be very proud of. '
He added: “I see a long-term ownership position and I see the great stability bringing that part of the Middle East,” he said, adding that he had spoken with regional leaders and they supported the idea.
Asked who would live there, Trump said it could be a home for 'the world of the world'. He also raised questions about the future of the West Bank.
Left Labor Parliament members reacted angry, with Richard Burgon said it would be a 'war crime'. Zarah Sultana said that it was 'ethnic cleaning, clear and simple'.
On a round of interviews this morning, environmental secretary Steve rode that the VK still supported a two -state solution.
Asked by Sky News if the British government would support Mr. Trump's ideas, he said: 'I can tell you what the position of the UK is about this, and our opinion is that Palestinian citizens have had a living life there for the past 14 months experienced.
'They must be able to return to their houses and then they start to rebuild. They need a lot of support from the international community to do that. '
He said that 'permanent peace' could only be protected by a two -state solution.
Palestinian ambassador of the Un Riyad Mansour mocked MR Trump because he wanted a 'good, fresh, beautiful piece of land' on the Mediterranean coast.
“For those who want to send them to a happy, fun place, let them go back to their original houses in Israel,” he said.
A spokesperson for Hamas, the terrorist group that Gaza checks, said: “Trump's remarks about his desire to control Gaza are ridiculous and absurd, and these kinds of ideas are able to ignite the region.”
Shadow Foreign Secretary Priti Patel said that she would 'wait' what happened to the comments, insistently that she would not give 'running comments'.
Dame Priti told Times Radio: 'These are comments he made from one day to the next and it is clear that it has provoked a number of comments.
'We will have to wait because no country can do this itself. Our partners, our allies, in the Gulf States and the Middle East, we have also heard of the Saudi government, they will all play a role.
'And, you know, there is something else that we have discussed for many years, which is also the Abraham agreements and the relationships between […] With the middle -east and the United States. '
