Trump Proposes Radical Plan to Relocate Gaza Residents Amid Ceasefire

The former president's controversial idea includes moving Gazans to neighboring countries or even creating a new island as a permanent solution to the conflict.

Donald Trump has suggested relocating Gaza's population, citing the region's devastation and ongoing conflict, as part of a broader peace strategy.
His plan includes proposals to resettle Gazans in neighboring countries like Egypt and Jordan, though these nations have expressed reluctance to accept refugees due to security concerns.
Trump has floated the idea of constructing a new island or using uninhabited islands as a permanent home for displaced Gazans, framing it as a humanitarian and environmental solution.
Hamas leaders have cautiously welcomed dialogue with the Trump administration, crediting him with ending the 15-month Gaza-Israel war but expressing skepticism about his long-term intentions.
Critics warn that Trump's support for Israel's territorial claims, including its 'biblical right' to the West Bank, undermines prospects for lasting peace and stability in the region.

The American Conservative