Trump proposes Gaza takeover plan, nears military involvement

President Trump recently proposed a controversial plan to take over the Gaza Strip and transform it into a 'Middle Eastern Riviera,' a concept that he claimed to have been considering for some time. During a press conference with Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu, Trump suggested relocating nearly two million Palestinians temporarily to facilitate redevelopment, a move that has drawn significant backlash and raised questions about legality and ethics. While the White House has characterized the takeover as a discussion-worthy idea, it has clarified that the relocation of Palestinians would be temporary, not permanent. Analysts estimate that the plan could take over 20 years and cost billions, and some experts have deemed it a logical response to the devastation caused by ongoing conflicts. Jared Kushner, Trump's son-in-law, has been linked to the idea, having expressed interest in the potential of Gaza's real estate in previous discussions. Despite the criticism, some believe that Trump's audacious proposal may open new discussions about Gaza's future.