Trump Suggests US 'Own' Gaza After Displacing Entire Palestinian Population
US President Donald Trump's call for the US to 'own' Gaza after its Palestinian population is displaced has sparked widespread condemnation from human rights advocates and politicians. The move has been described as 'insane' by those who reject the idea of the US taking control over a territory with a distinct cultural identity.
Rights advocates have denounced former US President Donald Trump's call for the United States to take over and 'own' Gaza after its Palestinian population is entirely displaced as 'insane', sparking condemnation from politicians and human rights groups. The move has been met with widespread criticism, with many labeling it as a reckless and unacceptable proposal. The UN and other international organizations have also voiced their opposition to Trump's suggestion, emphasizing the need for peaceful resolution and respect for Palestinian rights. The reaction reflects growing concern over Trump's legacy of divisive policies towards Palestinians and his role in exacerbating the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.
