Trump Proposes U.S. Control Over Gaza, Sparking International Outcry

The controversial plan includes relocating Palestinians, rebuilding Gaza, and transforming it into a regional economic hub.

Donald Trump announced a plan for the U.S. to take control of Gaza, rebuild the war-torn area, and develop it into a 'Riviera of the Middle East.'
The proposal includes relocating Gaza's two million Palestinians to neighboring countries, a move widely criticized as violating international law.
Palestinian leaders, neighboring Arab states, and international bodies like the UN have strongly condemned the plan, citing concerns over forced displacement and regional instability.
Israel's Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and some right-wing Israeli politicians have expressed support, seeing it as a bold reimagining of Gaza's future.
The plan has drawn bipartisan criticism in the U.S., with opponents warning of legal, ethical, and military implications of such a move.