Washington – President Trump hosted Jordan’s King Abdullah II on Tuesday and renewed his proposals to Gaza could be emptied from residentswhich controls the US and rearranges as a tourist area – a plan that could probably only act if the Arabic nation agrees to accept more refugees.
The couple met in an oval office, where Mr. Trump suggested that he would not deny us the help of Jordan, Egypt or other Arab peoples, if they did not agree to dramatically increase the number of gauze people.
“I don’t have to threaten it. I believe we are above that,” Mr. Trump said. This is contrary to his previous proposal that retaining assistance was the possibility.
Abdullah has repeatedly asked about the brave plan of Mr. Trump to rewlete the Middle East, but did not give significant comments on this or the idea that his country could accept a large number of new Gaza refugees. He said Jordan would accept approximately 2,000 children with cancer and other health problems “immediately”. Mr. Trump said he did not know about the obligation, which he called the “beautiful gesture.”
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The president also reiterated the proposals that now they could come to control the gauze, but said that it would not need to commit funds and that he would be fruitful. He also said that it would be possible “under US authorities” without elaborating what it really was.
“We won’t buy anything. We’ll have it,” Mr. Trump said about us control in Gaza. He suggested that the remodeled area can have new hotels, office buildings and homes and “and we will do it exciting.”
“I can tell you about real estate. He will be in love with that,” Mr. Trump, who built a New York real estate empire that catapulted him for glory, said about the inhabitants of Gaza, insisting that he personally would not personally be involved in development.
In addition, Mr. Trump used a meeting to renew his suggestions so that a tightened truce could be canceled between Hamas and Israel unless Hamas lets go of all the remaining hostages he holds until noon on Saturday.
“I don’t think he will personally make a deadline,” Mr. Trump said about Hamas. “They want to play a hard guy. We’ll see how firm they are.”
The king’s visit occurs at a dangerous moment for permanent interruption of fire In Gaza. Hamas accuses Israel of violating the truce and said that he paused for the future editions of hostages trapped in his terrorist attack on October 7, 2023.
Mr. Trump has repeatedly proposed the US control over Gaza and turned it into a “Riviera in the Middle East”, with Palestinians on war -torn territory, pushed into neighboring countries without the right to return.
His comments on Tuesday contradict his proposals on Monday that, if necessary, to deny US funds from Jordan and Egypt – longtime American allies and among the best recipients of his part of help – as a means to convince them to accept additional Palestine from Gaza .
Jordan is a home of more than 2 million Palestinians and, along with other Arab countries, has completely rejected Mr. Trump’s plan to move the civilians from Gaza. Jordan’s Foreign Minister, Ayman Safada, said last week that the opposition of his idea of Mr. Trump was “firm and unwavering.”
In addition to concern about endangering the long-term goals of the double solution for the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, Egypt and Jordan have privately provoked security concerns for greeting a large number of additional refugees to their countries even temporarily.
The king also meets with top -notch administration officials during his visit, including Secretary of State Marc Rubio, National Security Advisor Mike Waltz, Middle East Envoy Steve Witkoff and Defense Minister of Peta Hegsetth, as well as a two -party group of lawmakers on Capitol Hill. The third is a foreign leader who held a personal meeting with Mr. Trump of inauguration on January 20th.
The president announced his ideas for the relocation of Palestinians from Gaza and take over the ownership of the territory for the US during the press conference last week with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. Initially, he did not exclude US troops to help with gauze insurance, but at the same time insisted that US funds would not pay for the renewal of the territory, asking basic questions about the nature of his plan.
After the initial comments of Mr. Trump, the press secretary Rubio and the White House of Karolina Leavitt insisted that Trump only wanted Palestinians to move from Gaza “temporarily” and demand a “temporary” period to allow waste removal, disposal of unexpected commands and renovations.
But he asked in an interview with Fox News’ Bret Baier, who aired on Monday whether Palestinians in Gaza would have the right to return to the territory according to his plan, he replied, “No, not.”
