U.S. Administration and Population Transfer Proposal

U.S. President Donald Trump has suggested that the United States take control of Gaza. He also proposes relocating two million Palestinians to neighboring countries like Egypt and Jordan.

During a press conference with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, Trump outlined his plan. He claims this initiative would transform Gaza into the “Riviera of the Middle East” through large-scale reconstruction.

International Reactions and Criticism

However, the proposal has faced strong opposition. Saudi Arabia, Egypt, and Jordan consider it illegal and harmful to regional stability. Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas firmly rejected it, stating that Gaza is an integral part of Palestine.

Human rights groups and international organizations have also condemned the idea. They describe it as discriminatory and a potential violation of Palestinian rights.

Divided Opinions in the U.S.

Reactions in the United States are mixed. Some Republicans support the proposal, seeing it as bold. However, many Democrats criticize it as dangerous and unacceptable.

Uncertainty in Ongoing Peace Talks

This plan emerges as ceasefire negotiations between Israel and Hamas continue. Talks aim to determine Gaza’s future governance. Trump’s proposal adds uncertainty and complexity to the process. Its impact on regional stability remains unclear.