On Tuesday night, President Trump shared a video generated by Ai showing a devastated Gaza lane as a lavish resort decorated with his name, less than a week after he appeared to have given up the proposal to massive Palestinians from the territory and claim to control us over him.
It was not immediately clear where the video came from or who made it, and Mr. Trump did not add any comment Post on social media That shared. Video versions have appeared on the website of social media, including LinkedIn, X and Instagram in recent weeks. The video seems to be divided into Mr. Trump’s account taken from Rumble, video platform based in Florida Popular on the right.
Video was immediately despised by many Palestinians, as many Arabic nations rejected Mr. Trump’s plan When he announced him earlier this month.
“It’s a fantasy,” said Ahmed al-Soufi, Mayor of Rafah, a city in southern Gazi, where a huge number of displaced people live in tents in the middle of the ruins. “If Mr. Trump wants to give Palestinians a place to live in dignity and the future, he must give them the state with Israel.”
The video begins with the scenes of people, including armed people, walking in the ruins of heavily damaged streets, and then quickly switches to development images and then the luxury on the beach. Scenes show differently a child holding a balloon in the form of Mr. Trump’s head; a large gold statue of the President; And the man throws money into the beach air.
Some signs of images that generate Ai more subtle than others. One scene shows a man who resembles a billionaire of Elon Musk, a close advisor to the president, eating bread with six fingers on one side. Other scenes show abdominal dancers with beards and green beach scarves; Mr. Trump dances with his wife at a nightclub; Both Mr. Trump and Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu of Israel sitting sleeved in the beverage pool.
Mr. Trump proposed In early February, the United States takes control of Gaza and permanently remove the entire Palestinian population of about two million people to countries like Egypt and Jordan. The leaders of these nations and others quickly rejected the plan and Experts said Forced deportation or transmission of civilian population violations of international humanitarian law, war crime and crime against humanity.
Mr. Trump last week seemed to admit That his efforts were to convince Egypt and Jordan, Fox News said in an interview that he was “a little surprised” by the answer of these countries.
“I’ll tell you, a way to do it is my plan,” said Fox News manager Brian Kilmeade. “I think it’s a plan that really works. But I don’t force him. I’ll just sit down and recommend it.”
He also spoke of his proposal in the past time, saying, “I liked my plan. I thought my plan was good.”
The White House did not immediately respond to the request for comment on the video.
A militant group Hamas, which has tried to show his continuous control Gaza during forced fire with Israel in recent weeks, rejected the vision presented on Wednesday.
“We strongly condemn, in the sharpest conditions, the shameful video posted by US President Donald Trump, which contains non-ethnic scenes that violate the customs, morality and traditions of our Palestinian people,” said Ismail Al-Thawabt, director of the Government’s Government Hamas in Gaza.
During his first term, Mr. Trump prominent Peace plan in the Middle East, which was strongly favored by Israel, offering Palestinians the possibility of a fragmented state with limited sovereignty. This month, president remained ambiguous About whether he supported a solution with two countries.
“That doesn’t mean anything about two countries or one state or any other country,” he said at a press conference at the White House.
Aaron Boxerman contribute to reporting.
