Urgent! Trump again defends ethnic cleaning in Gaza; video

After a meeting with Netanyahu, Trump insists on forced to move from Palestinians and states that rich countries will fund the plan, despite the regional opposition

US President Donald Trump again asked for the full ethnic cleaning of the Gaza track after a meeting with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, in the White House, on Tuesday (4), as reported by The Cradle.

“It may be Jordan, it may be Egypt and it may be other countries,” Trump said, adding that Palestinians in Gaza have “a guarantee that they will end up dying. The same thing will happen again, repeatedly. ”

“I think Gaza is a demolition place now… You can’t live in Gaza right now. I think we need another place, a place that will make people happy, ”said the US president to reporters before saying“ it’s all death in Gaza. ”

“I believe we can do this in areas where leaders currently say no,” he said, adding that financing for forced removal of more than two million Palestinians will come from “other people, really rich nations, and they are willing to provide. ”

The US President’s Tuesday’s statements marked the fourth time he ordered Gaza’s full ethnic cleansing and said allies Egypt and Jordan would accept the displaced Palestinians. In response, Cairo and Amman issued repeated rejections as they made diplomatic gestures to their ally. On Tuesday, the Egyptian President and King Abdullah II of Jordan made a telephone call to discuss the need to adopt a “united position” to maintain “regional peace.”

In response to Trump’s latest statements, Hamas leader, Dr. Sami Abu Zuhri, called them “a recipe to create chaos and tension in the region.”

“Our people in the Gaza range will not allow these plans to pass, and what is necessary is to end the occupation and aggression against our people, not to expel them from their lands,” said Zuhri.

UN Palestinian representative Riyad Mansour responded to Trump’s demands by stating that instead of ethnic cleaning of the Palestinians, the survivors of the US-Israel genocide should be able to return to their families’ original homes “in what is Israel today. ”

“For those who want to send the Palestinian people to a ‘cool place,’ allow them to return to their original homes in what is now is Israel,” said Mansour. “The Palestinian people want to rebuild Gaza because this is where we belong,” he added.

Trump’s meeting with Netanyahu took place hours after Hamas announced that negotiations for the second phase of the Sealed ceasefire agreement were underway. Hundreds of Palestinian prisoners and more than a dozen Israeli prisoners have been released in four prisoners in recent weeks.

“Everyone is demanding one thing. Do you know what it is? Peace, ”Trump said to reporters in the Oval Hall before addressing Netanyahu and claiming that the premie“ also wants peace. ” “We are dealing with a very complex group of people, situations and people, but we have the right man. We have the right leader of Israel. He has done a great job, and we have been friends for a long time. ”

In turn, Netanyahu said he still plans to “fulfill all our war goals.” “This includes destroying Hamas’s military and government capabilities and ensuring that Gaza is never a threat to Israel,” he added.

Asked if Saudi Arabia is demanding the establishment of a Palestinian state to normalize relationships with Israel, Trump responded with an emphatic “no.”

Before meeting Netanyahu, the US President signed an executive order by removing the country from the UN Human Rights Council and participation in Unrwa, the UN Agency for Palestinian refugees.