When asked about the plan, Trump gave the floor to the Israeli Prime Minister who declared, ‘If people want to stay, they can stay, but if they want, they should be able to leave’
The Prime Minister of Israel, Benjamin Netanyahusaid on Tuesday that he is “close to finding several countries” willing to host Palestinians who want to leave the Gaza Strip, while the president of the United States, Donald Trumphe assured that there is a great “cooperation” in this regard. Both made these statements to the press at the beginning of a White House dinner, in which they discussed the details of a 60 -day truce agreement in Gaza, driven by the US government.
When asked if his proposal to relocate the inhabitants of Gaza out of the track is still in force, Trump gave the word to Netanyahu, who stated: “If people want to stay, they can stay, but if they want to go, they should be able to do so.” “We are very closely working with the United States to find countries that are willing to make reality what they always say: that they want to give Palestinians a better future. I believe we are close to getting this with several countries,” Netanyahu said.
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Trump added that there is “great cooperation from the neighboring countries” of Israel. “Something good will happen,” said the US President. Shortly after assuming power in January, Trump proposed that the United States take control of the Gaza Strip and that its inhabitants be relocated in other nations. Israel argues that this plan would facilitate the voluntary emigration of the inhabitants of Gaza. However, neighboring Arab countries rejected Trump’s idea, classifying it as ethnic cleaning and denouncing that it would make it impossible to create a Palestinian state.
*With information from EFE
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