White House Walks Back Trump's Controversial Gaza Proposal
Trump's plan to temporarily relocate Gaza residents and rebuild the area faces global backlash and legal concerns.
- President Donald Trump proposed the U.S. take control of Gaza, temporarily relocating its residents to neighboring countries for reconstruction efforts.
- The White House clarified the plan as temporary and ruled out U.S. funding or military involvement in the rebuilding process.
- Trump's remarks have drawn sharp criticism from the international community, including the UN, EU, and Arab states, citing potential violations of international law.
- Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu described the proposal as 'remarkable' but emphasized the need for further evaluation and discussion.
- The EU reaffirmed its commitment to a two-state solution, rejecting any plans that undermine Gaza's role in a future Palestinian state.