Trump rules out that his plan contemplates the return of the Palestinians who leave Gaza

The president of the United States, Donald Trump, has ruled out that the Palestinians who leave the Gaza Strip within his supposed plan to take control of the area can return, although he has claimed that they will be in a “permanent” place that will be ” far better”.

“We will build beautiful communities for 1.9 million people,” said the tycoon, during an interview in Fox News in which he has defended a plan that, among other things, raises a real estate development of Gaza after year and a half of Israeli military offensive.

In this sense, he pointed out that “years” would be able to rebuild an enclave that, in his own words, “is not habitable.” “I think I can reach a good agreement with Jordan, with Egypt,” Trump added, despite the fact that both countries have already unmarked any potential initiative that contemplates the forced transfer of Palestinians.

In fact, the vast majority of the international community has questioned this idea, which is instead to study Israel. Trump, who came to glimps for Gaza the ability to become “the Riviera de Oriente M,” aspires to “buy” and control the strip when the current conflict ends and this has been raising in its successive public statements or social networks.