Trump's Gaza Tourist Plan Faces Global Backlash

President Donald Trump's proposal to take over the Gaza Strip and transform it into a tourist destination, displacing its 2.1 million residents to other Arab nations, has sparked widespread condemnation. The plan, perceived by many as akin to ethnic cleansing, has faced rejection from Arab countries, including Saudi Arabia and Egypt, and criticism from both Republican and Democratic lawmakers in the U.S. White House officials, attempting to clarify Trump's statements, emphasized that any relocation would be temporary, but concerns about the plan's feasibility and legality persist. Analysts and former officials argue that this radical approach could undermine current ceasefire agreements and the quest for a two-state solution. Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu appeared surprised by the proposal but supported the notion of ensuring Gaza no longer poses a threat to Israel. Markets have largely dismissed the proposal, with little impact on global market dynamics.