In the background of tension on the Gaza Future: Trump met with the King of Jordan Abdullah

Will he agree to get goats in Jordan? United States President Donald Trump hosted the King of Jordan Abdullah II on Tuesday, in a charged meeting against the US vision for the Gaza Strip. The meeting between the leaders takes place while Trump is trying to promote an extensive American control program in the Gaza Strip and re -development, which also includes the transfer of Palestinian refugees to the Hashemite Kingdom.

For the first time since the beginning of the contacts, Jordanian agreement was reached to absorb 2,000 patients from Gaza. Trump expressed optimism and emphasized that the Palestinians could live confidently about land plots in Egypt and Jordan. “I think he will absorb, and I think other countries will also absorb. They have a good heart,” the president said. When asked about the prospect of the program to succeed, King Abdullah defined as a “great man.”

“We are going to take Gaza under American authority,” Trump stated during the meeting. The president ruled out a personal investment in the development of the Gaza Strip, but added: “When Gaza is developed, and it will take a long time, it will bring a lot of jobs to the area.”

King Abdullah took a more cautious approach. “Waiting to see the plan from Egypt,” he said, and when asked about the possibility of allocating space in Jordan to Palestinians, he replied: “I must do what is best for my country.” The king added that “there will be a response from many countries” and that Arab leaders will come to the US with an answer to the Trump program to Gaza.

Regarding American assistance, Trump has taken a moderate concrete than before: “We donate a lot of money to Jordan and Egypt, but we are over threats on this issue.” This is after he previously hinted that he would consider US aid to both countries if they refused to absorb Palestinian refugees – a threat that had already aroused a resistant resistance among countries.

At the same time as discussions about the Gaza future, Trump has repeated his warning to Hamas regarding the release of the kidnappers. “Hamas must release all the kidnappers until Saturday or everything will cancel,” he stated. Tonight, he called on Israel to cancel the ceasefire agreement and “let Hell erupted” if Hamas does not meet the demand, but estimated that the organization would not stand at the last date. When asked at the reception ceremony if Saturday is still the deadline, the president nodded. “Will Hamas listen?” One of the reporters asked, and Trump simply replied: “Yes.”