Trump remains dedicated to American possession of Gaza, says states in the Middle East could help restore war areas

US President Donald Trump He said on Sunday that he remained dedicated to the US who buys and owns Gaza, but that he can allow the Middle East countries to renovate parts of the area that is devastated by Israel-Hamas war.

Trump commented when he spoke with reporters on the one on the way to New Orleans for Super Bowl.

“I’m committed to buying and possessing a gauze,” Trump said. “As far as we are concerned, we can give it to other countries in the Middle East to build parts of it, other people can do it, through our patronage. But we have committed ourselves to own it, take it and ensure that Hamas does not go back. “

“There’s nothing to go back. The place is the place of demolition. The rest will be demolished. Everything is demolished,” he said.

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The president also said that it was open to the possibility of allowing some Palestinian refugees to the US, but that these requirements would be resolved in the case of a case.

Trump was at a joint press conference last week with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu that he wants to now take over Gaza after Palestinians move to other countries.

“Now he’ll take over Gaza’s belt, and we’ll do work with him too,” Trump said at the time. “We will own it and be responsible for dismantling all the dangerous, unexplored bombs and other weapons in place.”

“Straighten 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,” he added. “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.”

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Several countries criticized Trump’s comments on Gaza’s takeover, which bombed Israeli forces in a conflict caused by Hamas’s 7 October 2023, an attack on the Jewish state.

Trump too said January 25 If Jordan, Egypt and other Arabic nations wanted to accept more Palestinian refugees from Gaza, have potentially moved enough people to “just clean up” the area.

“You’re talking about probably a million and a half people, and we just clean that whole thing and say,” You know, it’s over, “he said at the time.

The Palestinians feared during the Israel-Hamas War in Gaza, which is now under a dedication fire, that it will suffer from another “Nakbe”, which means a disaster in Arabic, which refers to the displacement and distribution of hundreds of thousands of Palestinians during the 1948 war in 1948 birth The State of Israel.

Earlier on Sunday, Israeli President Isaac Herzog told Fox News’ Maria Bartiromo, when asked about Trump’s plan to take over Gaza that the US president should have met with Jordan’s King Abdullah II, Egyptian President Abdel Fattah El-Sisi and perhaps the Saudi Arabian section of the prince Mohammed bin Salman.

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“President Trump should meet with Major, a major to Arab leaders, primarily to King Jordan and President of Egypt, and I think he is also a capital of Saudi Arabia,” Herzog said.

“These are partners to listen to, they have to talk to them. We have to respect their feelings and see how we build a plan that is sustainable for the future,” he added.

Saudi Arabia is among many countries who rejected Trump’s plan to take over Gaza. Jordan’s King Abdullah II is allegedly planning to tell Trump during his scheduled meeting on Tuesday that a proposal is a recipe for radicalism that will spread chaos throughout the Middle East and endanger the peace of the kingdom with Israel.

Reuters contributed to this report.