The Donald Trump administration said on Wednesday (local time) that the US President has not committed to deploy the country’s army in the Gaza Strip as part of his proposal to occupy the Palestinian Enclave. The White House’s remarks came a day after the stunning announcement of the Republican leader Trump, in which he said that the US would capture Gaza residents after permanently settling. His statement was condemned globally.
White House Press Secretary Caroline Lewit told reporters that President Trump believes the US should involve Gaza in the reconstruction of Gaza to ensure stability in the region. He said, “This does not mean deployment of soldiers on the ground in Gaza.”
Unlike Trump’s Tuesday’s permanent rehabilitation motion, Levitt said that the President wants the Palestinians living in Gaza to be temporarily shifted to the reconstruction of the enclave. However, Levitt did not explain the change in rhetoric.
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Trump gave this statement
US President Donald Trump held a meeting with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu at the White House on Tuesday. The two leaders then held a joint press conference, in which Trump announced that his country would capture the Palestinian region after the Palestinians are settled elsewhere from Gaza Patti. America will develop it and own it. He insisted that he imagines a long -term American ownership over Gaza.
Let us know that this area has turned into debris due to intense bombing, because Israel and Palestinian terrorist group Hamas has been entangled in a fierce war in Gaza since October 2023.
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Proposal to free Gaza to free destruction: US Secretary of State
US Secretary of State Marco Rubio said on Wednesday that Trump has offered to take responsibility for the reconstruction of Gaza to America. He described it a unique offer to free it from debris and destruction. He said that people will need to live somewhere during the reconstruction. He insisted that the purpose of the proposal was not a hostile step and there is still a need to work on its details.
Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth said that Pentagon is ready to consider all options for Gaza. He said, “The President is ready to think out of the box, looking for new and unique, dynamic ways to solve those problems that seem that they are incurable. We are ready to consider all the options. ”
Significantly, the statements of President Trump were strongly condemned around the world, while his supporters supported the announcement. Muslim countries condemned Trump’s statement. At the same time, United Nations Secretary -General Antonio Guterres urged President Donald Trump to avoid ethnic elimination in Gaza on Wednesday. Guterres said, “We should not make the problem worse in search of solutions. It is important to meet the foundation of international law. It is necessary to avoid any form of ethnic elimination. We should work on two state solutions.”