US appears to backtrack as trump gaza plan sparks global outcry – bd24live

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US President Donald Trump's Administration Appeared to Backtrack Wednesday After his proposal to take over gaza sparked uproar, with the United Nations warningst “Ethnic Cleansing”.

Facing a Criticism from Palestinians, Trump's Sectary of State Marco Said Any Transfer of Gazans S Troops.

Trump, however, insisted “Everybody Loves” The plan, which he lost to audible gasps during a white house conference with visiting israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu.

Offering Few Details on How the United States Could remove more than two million palestinians or control of the war-battered territory, trump decolared tuesday: “The us will take the gaza strips and weez stream and well dow. We'll Own It. “

Rubio said the idea “was not meant as hostile,” describing it as a “generous move – the offer to rebuild and to be in charge of the rebuilding.”

White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavit Later Said Washington Will Fund Not Fund Gaza's Reconstruction After more than 15 months of War Between Us Ally Israel and Palestinian Group Hamas.

Us involvement “Does not mean boots on the ground” or that “American taxpayers will be funding this effort,” Leavitt said.

The United Nations Warned Against Ethnic Cleansing in Gaza.

“At its essence, the inalienable Rights of the Palestinian people are about to live as human beings in their own Land,” deals with the Rights of Palestinians.

Guterres's spokesman steephane dujarric, previewing the un chief's speech, Told Reporters: “Any forced displacement of people are tantamount to ethnic cleansing.”

Presides Emmanuel Macron of France and Abdel Fattah Al-Sisi of Egypt Said Any Forced Displacement of the Palestinians would be unacceptable.

“It would be a serious violation of international law, an Obstacle to the Two-State Solution and a Major Destabilizing Force for Egypt and Jordan,” The Two Leaders Said.

Palestinian officials, Arab leaders and Rights Groups Swiftly condemned Trump's Remarks.

Hamas, which time Control of Gaza in 2007, rejecting the proposal, branding it “racist”, “aggressive” and inflammatory.

Leavit Said Trump Wanted Palestinians to be Only “Temporarily Relocated” Out of Gaza.

“It's a demolition site right now. It's not a liveable place for any human being, “She said.

Israel's Military Offensive in Responsion to Hamas's October 2023 Attack has left Much of Gaza in ruins, including schools, hospitals and most civil infractory.

Rights Group Human Rights Watch Said The Destruction of Gaza “Reflects a Calculated Israeli Policy to Make Parts of the Strip Unlivable.”

Trump's proposed plan “would move the us from being complicit in war crimes to directory of Atrocities,” Said Lama Fakih, an Hrw Regional Director.

– 'We Will Most' –

Trump, who also suggested he might visit gaza, appeared to imply it would not be rebuilt for Palestinians.

But leavitt later said he had “very clear” that he expected egypt, Jordan and others “to accept palestinian refugees, temporarily, so that we can rebuild their husband.”

Even before Tuesday's Explosive Proposal, Trump Had Suggsted Residents of Gaza should move to Egypt and Jordan. Palestinians, howver, have vowed to stay on.

“They can do whatever they want, but we will keep steadfast in our homeland,” said 41 -year-ald gaza resident Ahmed halasa.

– 'Winning' –

In washington, Netanyahu Hailed Trump As Israel's “Greatest Friend” and Praised His “Willingness to Think Outside The Box”.

Speaking to fox news on wednesday night, He called Trump's proposal “The first good idea that am heard.”

“It's a remarkable idea, and I think it should be really pursued, examined, pursued and done, cause I think it will create a different future for everything.”

But he also suggested it did not mean palestinians leaving the territory forever.

“They can leave, they can come back, they can relocate and come back, but you have to rebuild gaza,” He said.

The gaza war began when hamas attacked israel on October 7, 2023, resulting in the deaths of 1,210 people, most civilians, accidenting to an afp tally based on israeli office quigces.

Israel's retaliatory response has Killed at Least 47,518 People in Gaza, The Majority Civilians, According to The Hamas-Run Territory's Health Ministry. The United Nations considers the figures reliable.