The reaction of the White House, Susie Wiles' reaction to President Donald Trump's plan to take over Gaza, has become viral.
Wiles, the first female chief of staff of the White House, was large -scale credited, in addition to consultant Chris Lacivita, to hold the Presidential Campaign of Trump 2024 on the right track.
She was less sharp on Tuesday to keep her facial reaction under control.
Photographers in the Oval Office caught in Wiles and made an expression with big eyes while Trump spoke with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu about his plans for Gaza.
For the first time, Trump made the field for the US to take over Gaza at an executive order signed in the oval – and later made waves by talking about it in the first bilateral press conference of his administration next to the Israeli leader.
During the Oval Office meeting, Trump expanded his wish to have Palestinians move from the Gaza Strip, and this time he said he thought it would be a permanent move.
'It would be my hope that we could do something very nice, very good, where they would not want to return. Why would they want to return? The place has been hell, “he told reporters.
'You take certain areas and you build really good quality housing, such as a beautiful city, such as a place where they can live and not die, because Gaza is a guarantee that they will die. The same will happen again. It has happened again and again, “he added.
“I hope we can do something that they would not want to go back, who would not want to go back, they have experienced nothing but death and destruction.”
A spokesperson for the White House did not respond to the request from DailyMail.com to comment on why Wiles made the expression.
The expression of Staff Chef of the White House went viral. She was captured by making a face when President Donald Trump revealed his plans for Gaza
Staff chef of the White House Susie Wiles makes a face during Oval Office event
During the bilateral press conference with Netanyahu, Trump went further into his plans, and even Netanyahu turns out to be overwhelmed.
“The US will take over the Gaza Strip and we will also do a work with it,” he said during a press conference next to Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.
“We own it and are responsible for dismantling all dangerous non -ploped bombs and other weapons on the site … level the site and rid of the destroyed buildings.”
Trump, a real estate developer who sees the world in terms of deals, has long talked about the coastal location of Gaza and a pleasant climate as a perfect holiday vacation.
In his vision, the reconstruction of the US would create thousands of jobs and Palestinians, the pain and costs of reconstruction again.
When a reporter asked if that could withhold military force, Trump replied: “If necessary.”
Netanyahu praised Trump for the daring statement made 'Jaws Drop'
“The US will take over the Gaza Strip and we will also do a work with it,” he said
“We will possess it and be responsible for dismantling all dangerous non -depleted bombs and other weapons on the site … Level the site and rid of the destroyed buildings'
Netanyahu praised Trump for the daring explanation that 'drips Jaws'.
“You see things that others refuse to see,” he said. “You say things that others refuse to say.
“And after the jaws scratch their heads and they say, you know, he's right.”
Earlier Trump told reporters when signing an executive order: 'The Gaza -Ding did not work. It never worked. '
“And I feel very different about Gaza than many people,” the president went on. “I think they should get a good, fresh, beautiful piece of land, and we get some people to set up the money to build it and make it fun and make it habitable and enjoyable.”
He pressed that Palestinians would not want to stay in their home country.
“I don't know how they could stay. It's a demolition location, “said Trump. “It's a pure demolition location.”
Trump suggested to find one or more pieces of land 'and to build them some really nice places with a lot of money in the area.'
“I think that would be much better than going back to Gaza,” he said.
