President Donald Trump supported the idea of reorganizing the Gaza Palestinians and proposed to send refugees to Jordan and Egypt to "clean up" the Gaza Strip.
Speaking of his recent conversation with King Abdullah, Jordan, Trump told reporters on the Air Force No. 1, "I said to him, 'I hope you can accept more (Palestinian refugees), because I am paying attention to the whole The Gaza Strip is now in a bad situation. "
"You may talk about 1.5 million people, and we just clean up the whole thing. I don't know. It must happen, but now it is actually a demolition scene," late at night on Saturday, the president was in Lasville in Lasvi. Gas said when he returned a speech, and added, "Therefore, I would rather cooperate with some Arab countries and build a different place. They may live calmly and change the environment."
The Jordan royal family issued a statement after the king talked with Trump, saying that Abdullah "emphasized the key role of the United States in promoting the efforts of all parties to achieve peace, security and stability in the region." The statement did not mention forcibly resettle the Palestinians.
Trump said he plans to discuss the problem of receiving more Palestinian refugees on Sunday with Egyptian President Abdul Fatah Cecil.
With the ceasefire agreement reached by the Biden government, Qatar, and Egypt's negotiations in Gaza -the second ceasefire since October 7, 2023 -and thousands of Palestinian people who have displaced Palestinians began to return home, Trump It is announced that he will stop sending materials to Israel during his conflict with Hamas.
"We released them today," Trump said when talking about these bombs. "They have been waiting for them for a long time."
In the middle of the night on Saturday, the president wrote in the "Truth Society" program: "Israel ordered and paid the fee, but many things that Biden has not yet sent is now on the road!"
During the conflict, almost all 2 million Barstinians were forced to leave their homes due to the large -scale destruction of infrastructure in the Israeli army. It is estimated that since October 2023, 45,000 to 65,000 Palestinians have been killed in the conflict, most of which are women and children. Trump said that the reorganization of refugees "may be temporary or long -term."
This is to be observed if Trump is just nonsense or a government policy.
Last week, Trump -he strongly supported Israel in the first government -talked about the future of Gaza, saying that it "really must be rebuilt in different ways."
"Gaza is very interesting. This is an extraordinary position, located at sea," he said. "The best weather, you know, everything is good. Just like it can use it to do something beautiful, but it is very interesting."
The Red Cross said on Saturday that the second stage of hostage release operations have been completed, four hostages have been transferred, and 200 people have been detained in Israel detention centers.
Trump will send his Middle East special envoy Steve Witkov to Israel and Gasha as part of the "inspection team" for supervising the ceasefire agreement. Witkov said the government hopes that the relationship between Israel and its neighbors is "normalized."