Trump meets with Jordan’s king in the middle of the tension of the Palestinian relocation conversation

President Donald Trump On Tuesday, Jordan’s King Abdullah II at the White House was greeted on Tuesday, a visit to come in the midst of the controversial discussions between the USA of the Arab peoples about the relocation of Palestinian refugees to Jordan and other neighboring Arab countries to rebuild Gaza.

Trump introduced plans on February 4th that the US will strive to “take over” the Gaza tape in a “long -term owner’s position” to provide stability in the region during a joint press conference with the Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.

But Trump’s proposal prompted a rapid reaction from Arab countries, including Jordan, and Egypt posted plans for emergency Arab summit on Sunday to discuss “new and dangerous development” in connection with the relocation of Palestinians on February 27.

Trump has doubled his plans, although in an interview that was aired on Monday with Fox News Bret Baier’s main political anchorage and said that Abdullah would eventually decide to release Palestine.

“I think he’ll take him, and I think he’ll take other countries,” Trump Baier said. “They have good hearts.”

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But Trump has also issued a warning that Jordan can take a deduction to help Jordan, if Jordan refuses to take over Palestinian refugees. In the Fiscal year in 2023, in the Fiscal year in 2023, they distributed nearly $ 1.7 billion to help.

“Yes, maybe, certainly why not,” Trump said when asked. “If they don’t do it, I would imagine my help, yes.”

Trump welcomed Netanyahu in the White House on February 4th and discovered his plans to turn gauze In the “Riviera of the Middle East”.

“We will own it and be responsible for dismantling all the dangerous, non -exploded bombs and other weapons in place,” Trump told reporters.

“Measure the place and get rid of the destroyed buildings, straighten it, create economic development that will provide an unlimited number of jobs and accommodation for people of the area,” Trump said. “Do the right job. Do something different. I just can’t come back. If you come back, it will end the same way as it has been 100 years.”

He also said that “all” Palestinians would be removed from Gaza according to their plan, although the print secretary of the Karolina Leavitt White House said that the next day their removal would be “temporarily” during the renovation process.

Nevertheless, Trump said on Monday, Fox News said that Palestinians would not return to Gaza under his plan.

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MPs on Capitol Hill divided the mixed reactions to the plan.

“I’m without a word, it’s crazy,” said Senator Chris Coons, D-Del., For Jewish insiders on February 4th.

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But the senatorial leader of most John Thune, Rs.d., did not seem forbidden for objections.

“I think he wants to bring a more peaceful, safer Middle East and put some ideas out there,” Thune told reporters on Wednesday.

Associated Press contributed to this report.