Trump is not binding to put American troops on the ground in Gaza, says the White House

The Karoline Leavitt White House secretary said that President Donald Trump It is not obliged to schedule American troops in Gaza after suggested on Tuesday that they would now “take” the gauze tape.

“It very clearly became clear to the president that the United States should be involved in this effort of renovation in order to ensure stability in the region for all people,” Leavitt told reporters on Wednesday at a printing press at the White House. “But that does not mean that the boots on the field in Gaza will not mean that US taxpayers will finance this effort. That means that Donald Trump, who is the best job on the planet, will make a contract with our partners of the UA region.”

Leavitt said that Trump is “beyond thinners” who is a “visionary leader who solves problems for many others, especially in this city, claiming are unrealistic.”

Trump says we will ‘take’ a gauze comic book, renew it to stabilize the Middle East

Trump announced on Tuesday that the US would “take over” a gauze bar in a “long -term owner’s position” to provide stability in the region.

“Now they will take over Gaza’s belt, and we will do a job with him too,” Trump said on Tuesday night at a joint press conference with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. “We will own it and be responsible for dismantling all the dangerous, unexplored bombs and other weapons in place.”

“Measure the place and get rid of the destroyed buildings, straighten it, create economic development that will provide unlimited number of jobs and accommodation for people of the area,” he 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.”

Trump said that “all” Palestinians would be removed from Gaza under his plan. But Leavitt described their removal as “temporarily” during the reconstruction procedure and said that Trump and his team were developing certain details with allies in the region regarding the following steps.

“Again, that’s the place of demolition right now,” she said. “It’s not a lively place for any human being. And I think it’s actually quite evil to suggest that people should live in such terrible conditions.”

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However, the US proposal to take over Gaza has caused a huge return, including from the Palestinian, Iranian militant group of Hamas, which he has now designated as a terrorist organization.

“What President Trump has stated on his intention of moving the inhabitants of Gaza’s belt outside him, and the United States controls over the comic book by force is a crime against humanity,” Hamas’ tall official for Fox News said on Wednesday.

Trump’s statements also left democratic legislators in shock.

“I’m speechless, it’s crazy,” Senator Chris Coons, D-Del. said the Jewish insider. “I can’t remember the places on Earth that would greet American troops less and where any positive outcome is less likely.”

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Some Republicans also expressed caution, and Senator Lindsey Graham, Rs.c., told the Jewish insider that the proposal could be problematic, but that he would “keep an open mind”.

“We’ll see what our Arab friends say about it,” he said. “I don’t think most of the Southern Caroline people would be excited to send Americans to take over Gaza.”

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Meanwhile, the senator leader of most John Thune, Rs.d., did not appear in phase remarks.

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

Fox News’ Emma Colton and Greg Norman contributed to this report.