US President Donald Trump said on Wednesday that “no one is forcing the residents of Gaza to leave,” in his latest comment on his previous plan, which was displacing about two million Palestinians from the devastating sector, in preparation for the reconstruction and the establishment of what he described as “Middle East Rivera”.
Trump said during a joint press interview with the Prime Minister of Ireland: “No one from Gaza will be expelled,” in a clear retreat from his previous proposal, which faced broad Arab and global rejection, in exchange for an Israeli welcome.
In turn, Ireland Prime Minister Michael Martin said after Trump’s meeting at the White House: “We want to release the detainees and achieve peace in Gaza,” and also called for the necessity of stabilizing the ceasefire, in light of the international mediation efforts to fight the second -stage discussions of the Gaza Agreement.
Although US President Donald Trump has declined over the past weeks from his previous plan on Gaza, and the displacement of residents from the destructive Palestinian sector to neighboring countries, it seems that Israel is going on in an attempt to impose it.
On Sunday, the Israeli right -wing Israeli Finance Minister, in Salail Smotrich, revealed to the Knesset to form parliamentary pressure groups in both Israel and the United States, to work on the implementation of the Trump plan; To seize Gaza and deport its people, with a huge expansion of settlement in the West Bank.
As for the details of that plan, which was still mysterious until yesterday, it included, according to Smutrich, “the deportation of 5,000 people per day, at a rate of 7 days a week, for a whole year, or 10,000 people per day for 6 months.”
In a quick calculation, if we strike 5,000 with 360 days, the outcome will be one million and 800,000 Palestinians, or nearly two -thirds of the sector’s population.
