American newspaper reports of Trump’s crazy plan for Gaza.
According to Al Jazeera, the American newspaper Wall Street Journal, citing sources close to US President Donald Trump, described the details of the circumstances surrounding his decision on the new plan for the Gaza Strip, and wrote that some sources called Trump’s proposal crazy.
According to the Wall Street Journal, the plan is based on the US occupation of Gaza and the settlement of Palestinians in other countries regardless of their own will, in a way that the US wants to implement its long-term ownership of the Gaza Strip.
In an interview with the Wall Street Journal, some Trump administration officials called the Gaza occupation plan complete, which was recently drafted and presented by the president to his advisers and allies.
The American newspaper called Trump’s plan shocking even to his most staunch supporters among the Zionist community and wrote that one of the most important pro-Israel Jews who collects financial donations for the regime and has been a supporter of Donald Trump for years, considered the proposal crazy and expressed doubts about how it would be implemented. He said that such policies may take more than a year to implement and there will be many obstacles and costs to realize them.
A mind-boggling plan
The Wall Street Journal, citing some veteran American diplomats, called Donald Trump’s plan mind-boggling. Dan Shapiro, former US ambassador to Tel Aviv under former US President Barack Obama, said: “This is not a serious plan and if an attempt is made to implement it, it will cost a lot and America’s main partners in the region will not support this plan.”
The Wall Street Journal adds that Trump’s plan shows that the US president has entered the political arena based on his work history as a businessman and “build and sell” and considers the world a region to expand US influence and consolidate the country’s legacy.
The newspaper continues its mocking description of Trump’s plan, writing: Steve Whittaker, Trump’s envoy to the region, who is also a real estate businessman and is considered the Trump administration’s “build and sell” agent, assessed Gaza as uninhabitable after the Israeli attack during a trip to the Middle East and visited it, and expressed doubts about the possibility of people living in the area before it is rebuilt.
According to the Wall Street Journal, in his recent phone call with Netanyahu late last summer, Trump described the Gaza Strip as “prime real estate” and asked him to think about the model of hotels that could be built in Gaza. Of course, he did not unveil his plan to occupy Gaza at the time.
Al Jazeera adds that Steve Whittaker, US President Donald Trump’s envoy to the Middle East, claimed in an interview with Fox News that the US president is seeking to give Palestinians hope for a better future outside Gaza.
He continued that Trump has announced to the Middle East that he will change the plan that has been in place for the past 50 years and has not been successful.
Whittaker, who seems to be trying to advance Trump’s Zionist plan to evacuate Gaza instead of trying to advance ceasefire negotiations, stated that Gaza will be uninhabitable for at least the next 10 to 15 years.
Stating that everyone is looking for peace in the region, he said that peace will lead to a better life for the Palestinians and this has nothing to do with where they live.
The Trump representative defined a better life in opportunities, financial conditions, and better hopes, and claiming that Gaza is dangerous to live in, said that a better life will not be provided by setting up tents in Gaza.