The Prime Minister of Israel, Benjamin Netanyahu, has reiterated on Monday that he will not accept that the Palestinian authority or the Islamic Resistance Movement (Hamas) control the Gaza Strip after the conflict and has expressed its support for the Plan of the US President, Donald Trump Trump , to “create a different gaza.”
“As I have committed, the day after the war in Gaza will not be Hamas or the Palestinian authority,” he said in a statement published his office. “I am committed to the plan of US President Trump for the creation of a different gaza,” he said.
The statement arrives after media in the region reported that Hamas had agreed officially pronounced in this regard.
However, Muse Abú Marzuk, a high position of the Islamist group, opened the door at the end of January to the control of the enclave is not in the hands of Hamas once the withdrawal of Israeli troops is completed following the agreement of Alto El Fuego el Fuego , which entered into force on January 19, in the midst of the calls of the Palestinian authority to put the enclave under its administration.
For its part, Trump has stated that more than 1.5 million Palestinians be transferred to Egypt and Jordan and has even said that Washington could take control of the enclave, something frontally rejected by the Palestinian authority, Hamas and the Countries in the region, which have even warned that ethnic cleaning could be and that have opted to materialize the solution of two states.