on the, there's no limit to have a dream contained to study in your own adventure, no counter avenues. the president donald trump, proposes the us take over the closet, strength and developers of to calling for the tub and the resettlement of palestinians. be responsible for this is on this side, the cloud, so we're on video of watching all of their life coming up in the next half hour. how about the official say donald trump's proposals are recipes of k also more that

is the main disapproving palestinians of the homeland is unacceptable. the jews of northern gauze. we see what's less of the ones driving gold shops after israel's destruction. the 2 is rarely soldiers are killed the occupied wes thing, cuz this way the military operation did 10 spies because both to tell us to be in the cities the welcome to the program us post adults on says america will take over the cause of strip and take the responsibility for rebuilding it short after reiterating the palestinians in gauze that should be relocated to neighboring countries. he made the comment standing alongside, as well as the prime minister benjamin netanyahu. the white house, trump said he full sees loan to of us over the shape of the strip,

while it's being rebuilt, pending jobs, that he cannot be posterity to the area. that's a deal who says the proposed was something that could change history, but it's all clear how other do also salty the us can take over the land of goss. it should not go through a process of rebuilding an occupation by the same people that have really sit there and fought for it and lived there and died there, then lived a miserable existence there. instead, we should go to other countries of interest with humanitarian hearts. and there are of many of them that want to do this and build various domains that will ultimately be occupied by the 1800000 palestinians living and gaza. ending the death and destruction, and frankly, bad luck. so this can be paid for by neighboring countries of great wealth. it could be 123457812. it could be numerous sites or could be one large

site. but the people will be able to live in comfort and peace and we'll get to, we'll make sure something really spectacular is done. they're going to have peace and that going to be shot and killed and destroyed like this. civilization of, of wonderful peoples has had to endure. the only reason the palestinians want to go back to gaza is they have no alternative. it's right now a demolition side. this is just a demolition side. virtually every building is down there, living under fall and concrete. that's very dangerous and very precarious. they instead can occupy all of a beautiful area with homes and safety and they can live out their lives in peace and harmony instead of having to go back and do it again. do us, we'll take over the gaza strip and we will do a job with the 2 without it and be responsible for dismantling all of the dangerous,

unexploded bombs and other weapons under side the level of the side and get rid of the destroyed buildings level. it add, create an economic development that will supply unlimited numbers of jobs and housing for the people of the area. do a real job, do something different, just can't go back. if you go back, it's going to end up the same way. it has for a 100 years is what was 5 minutes to benjamin. that's the all. he says that trans proposal as was taking seriously. he said trumps. he's a different future for garza just thinking outside the box. i mentioned again tonight for 3 goals. and the 3rd goal is to make sure that guys never poses a threat to us on the get the president's office, taking it to a much higher level. he sees a different, he sees a different future for that piece of land that has been the focus of so much

terrorism, so much so many attacks against so many so many trials and so many tribulations. he has a different idea and i think it works with paying attention to this. we're talking about it, he's exploring it with his people with his staff. i think it's something that could change history and it's worth while really pursuing this out of the schools. i have 12 white house correspondent, company hell kits in washington, dc was also following that press conference between the prime minister and the american president. kimberly, if i was thinking outside the box, what they said is going to, you might say ringal bells across global capitals who don't agree with what. certainly the president has in store for garza a. yeah, and there is a big reason why because the force displacement of

a population by an occupying power is in violation of the geneva conventions. in other words, it's illegal under international law. that's why it's going to raise alarm bells to not just the, the ordinary population, the palestinians who rightfully say this is their land and would like to return to their homes. but also because international lawyers advising the various leaders around the world are going to say this is flat, are a legal. there's another issue here too. and that is, is that a, this is an issue of the fact that to this could be deemed as ethnic cleansing. and although report has never brought this up, that certainly is what this is categorized as then as. so this is something that the president was not challenged on, but this is what it is. and the us president himself could be accused

of that and could be facing his own charges under international law. should he pursue this sort of action. and so it's, it's really astounding to hear the us making this proposal and further making the proposal that they, in fact would be in charge of owning this land. given the fact that there is already posted in people that are only ownerships of this land dating back through and says, true heritage. there was also more coverage really perhaps more understanding of what trump stands in terms of the ceasefire di alone. i think after what we heard, just within the last hour it seems more tenuous. now kimberly, than ever before, the phase 2 and 3 by don't even see the light of day as well as clear that phase 3 will never see the light of day. it appears there's no intention of it, given the fact that the plan to reconstruct for the palestinians doesn't seem to be

in discussions at all when you hear the us president saying that his vision is for there to be housing and jobs for palestinians in egypt. and jordan, that is not at all what phase 3 of the bible administration had flat, flooded out what it wasn't very clear plan was for there should be reconstruction and phase 3 in gaza. that is not what is being discussed here. the us president and vision for this to be a land for all people at global citizens. he called at the riviera of the middle least. this is to makes it sound like beach front resorts and further we should point out what he's also announced is that there will be in the upcoming month or so a discussion over the issue of alex a on the part of israel, the territory of the west bank,

so this is even more concern for those who are already troubled by the future of gaza. now looking to israel's military campaign, over what donald trump calls do dad scenario, but what we the rest of the world calls the west back. kimberly how get the white house correspondent with that update. thanks very much. kimberly of the cd. how about the officials have released statements following the club in spite the little trump on the permanent re sacramento palace city is gone. so they say we consider it's a recipe for creating chaos. intention in the region, people in the cause district will not allow these plans to pass. what is required is an end to the occupation and aggression against all people. nope, that expulsion from that land of people in garza, of, for the displacement of the protection plans and the bombardment for both in 15 months. the root is in that line that will not accept these schemes. they ended up rooting them from the high blood. now the wind screwed because was holding

a private meeting. all these wells, the tax will be occupied. westbank when trump spoke about forcing palestinians in garza, so they felt sweat, particularly egypt and jordan. gabriel is on the how's this reaction from the un? after trump's comment in washington about relocating palestinians outside of gaza house stein's ambassador to the un took to the microphone to remind people that that idea has already been rejected. egypt gave a clear answer. joe, to them gave a clear answer on the other side of rejecting displacing the palestinian people from the gods us 3 and also the 6 ministers from solidarity the from egypt from door to then from cut the, from united and the date. and that is fine issue statement just 2 days ago, not accepting and rejecting any notion of displacement of palestinians of outside

the gaza strip. our country, um overall is the, uh, does the strip. it's part of palestine. we were able to catch up with russia's ambassador to the un who flatly rejected trumps idea of forcing palestinians out of gaza. so i think this is of course the that is. ready the 1st thing is really want it's the beam was committed to doesn't want to tend to can not you can. busy to force. ready to settle someone somewhere and the police doing something so much in justice, that existence, that this one on top of all the others will be a real issue. in the coming days, we expect to get more reaction from ambassadors here. and what if any action, the security council plans to take gabriel's on to l, just data at the united nations in new york. the good news just coming in from the saudis, here with the saudi foreign ministries issued

a statement saying that they confirm that the kingdom of saudi arabia's possession of the establishment of a palestinian state is an unwavering and they uh, does not subject to negotiation or compromise well, let's join until united states, an independent journalist, most of the palestine of the board tree, a book called as well as odds and surveillance industry joys us from sidney in australia. and so you can talk you with this before we talk about the force displacement. but uh, president trump is talking about can i just bring you in to this news coming from saudi arabia. there was much toll can not press conference about globalization of relations between israel in saudi arabia. so how do you write various parts of the arab lea contact group, which made it very clear to the trump administration? the full displacement of palestinians was completely unacceptable. now we've again go through to black and white. yes, and i wish i believed those words though,

let me explain why i'm a little bit skeptical over the years long before october 7 and the general side of war and caused sustains many, many err of states have spoken about how concerned they are about tele, simians, but how many actually have taken palestinians in even as refugees. now jordan and agent obviously have many over the years to be sure, i'm not trading them very well by the way. but my concern here is that trump's idea which to be clear is not from the idea. this isn't his riley idea put into, he's the nothing yahoo knows history then since 1948, the establishment of israel. this has been a goal of israel for decades to basically remove as many palestinians from palestine as possible, incrementally haven't in 487, and 67 may will happen again in the coming years. this is the goal. and the i d somehow that millions of palestinians in the guy is a straightforward, voluntarily go to a neighboring power of state. or i might add,

last week it was suggested, maybe indonesia, which is the world's biggest muslim population. the country closer to my part of the world is just an insane id, not least because it's a legal but pretty nat, question a side. you cannot have tell us to need self determination or any kind of palestinian dignity your but i'm why the way any kind of jewish is riley dignity. and i cited to someone jewish when you basically claims palestinians. and it's was saying finally that the idea of removing palestinians from casa is a v shade by many. it's not a majority of these riley jews in the diluted belief, but that will bring them safety and security and is fundamentally wrong and delusional. just speaking to a correspondent to a short while ago who i talked about the, the, the, the red flags that will be flying across the global capitals. that's what we're hearing coming out of the oval office at the moment in terms of what trump said

in the past hour. do you think that there is going to be a pushback by those allies across the world see themselves as a friend to is relative, a friend to the us? well, it certainly needs to be pushed back on by the way, friends of tell us to and as well as main friends of israel, essentially includes much of the, a u, the u. s. and many of the western states including mine, australia now was sort of long past political statements. where is the kind of action now, what could action be taken? well, in my view, that needs to be serious economic action against the us. if you uh, as i stage the us proposing forcibly or voluntarily technically cleansing palestinians from guys. and i should just add here the theories. this does not end with guys. so there is a growing gamification of the west bank, but use relas increasing violence and settlement expansion and complete a pond side in the west bank. i suspect not fee that the us will support tenix

ation, which has happened unofficially years ago, but in may will be formalized in the coming months. if the west bank becomes inverted commas on livable as gals, and now is why don't remove free 1000000 palestinians in the west bank as well. now that's again, a crazy, insane, illegal idea. but i see that that is where these riley rise mits in yahoo! smart trish, bang v and a sizable proportion of these rarely public belief that they safety and security is bound up in removing palestinians from up is from there. i saw it, but from the territory and it's delusional and wrong. and i think that needs to be mfc not as pushback, but serious retell is reaction on the us and israel for even proposing these kind of idea is that it does happen. we'll, we'll certainly see that it as of what it does within the us itself. just to be a notion that the us will go in and take over the shape very clearly stated by the

president of cause and redevelop. it is also going to raise those red flags, especially in democratic circles. and those people that will the gaze, what trump would do if he came into power and the phrase told you so. and this is exactly what he's promising by the wife of greenland as well and elsewhere that somehow the us has the right to take over a silver and territory. now guys, that is yes, so to speak to territory, but it's also occupied by israel has been for many, many years. and it seems to me also a pipe dream of trumps real estate, friends. yes, these riley, right. that one. i'm bring back settlements and settlers, 2 guys who are kind of waiting on the buddha to come in to gaza, but also the jared push. now the real estate develop, dream of building beach front results on gaza for whom exactly is that for his rich nights in the gulf or in the us, not palestinians. and it seems to me that we're moving away from

a lace the stained idea of a rules based order, which doesn't really exist. citizenship was what the us wanted. they got. now we're talking about tile politics, which from says, i'm going to come and take the guys that he's or i will agree to that because i say you guys, there is a psych would problem that. com solve. but none of these. finally, none of these will bring is riley's or do you say cl security? it's a delusion it's, i believe that it will if you remove the palestinians from the equation l scenes is that have self determination and rights. whatever that might look like in practical reality, my wife's bank, gaza renews round. it does not look like this because 11 started that joining us from city in australia. thanks very much for your time. thank you. in this case, i have a time to do a construct correspondents in washington dc. he's a n t that's in the all who protest it said the very loud where you all right, so hail this protest has really inquiries not only in volume but energy and also

picks up more people as the night has progress. and these headlines that was the reporting, i've been trickling out amongst the sprout news of trump wanting to take over the gaza strip for the us really hitting this proud heart. and i wanted to bring in a guess this is the shot. thank you for coming on out to 0. when you heard over the ball horn as so many others, did that trump now say that the us to take over gaza after displacing the population that lives there. what did you think of that? obviously was discuss it, but he has a lot of confidence and he thinks that because he's american is the us and he can do whatever he wants. so he's been able to, a lot of the times, but what he doesn't realize is that he doesn't have one thing that the policy has no they have. and that is that they have their face. and that they know that no matter what happens that they can, that they have that to back them up or on these anybody can plan all of it. they

plan to implants, everybody plans but on low is also plans and nobody's a better plan or than i'm like, how would you describe currently how this crowd is feeling? i noticed that since the last hour that there's really been more outrage pouring out of you guys the sauce. i mean there's, there's a work thing on our, on our soil, there's a work running where we live. right. and like i live 15 minutes from your it's is maddening. obviously, there's no other reaction other than like a this guy needs to leave. this guy needs to be in prison. that's like the best thing that can happen to them. to be taken away from, for, for the rest of his life. because of what he's done to the people that are innocent . right, so this protests 1st came about opposing 9 yahoo visiting us calling for his arrest as a work criminal. i. then as all of us use came out, you guys, i don't, we had so much more to protest disease. yeah, i mean, there's always so much the process. there's always something going on, but that's what they kind of bank on that. there's so much going on at all times

the no one can keep up with it. but i mean, it's our job to make sure that we're on the right side of history. at the very least we have, we focus on things that mattered to us that, that resonate with us. so that in all the evil around the world that we can at least show up for things that were useful for a few things. and then try to help fix those things. yeah. and decided where do you know, just stepped away from the white house which is really barricaded. there's fences. there's like heavy police presence, there's drones in the sky monitoring you. do you feel at all insecure here? are you worried about the safety of the protesters? yes or no, i mean, sometimes it's, it's definitely the brings anxiety. but i mean, in the end, like i said at the beginning, i also have space. and i know that no matter what happens, the only person i have to answer to in the very end is, is, god, is almost the all i can say is that i want to be the ones that answers and says that i was there. and i try to do something, even if it's as small as

a protest. you know, this movement has grown into us as well as across the world. in the last 16 months, you guys advocated for the cheese fire, it finally came. and now this, so what is the same for the movement now? the same thing, it's always meant it's the never end of the ceasefire. it never ended at anything short of seems being allowed to return back to their lands. being able to go back to the lands not only in the west spring, not only outside of not only in the gaza strip, but the, the 48 heartland. it's all everywhere. that's policy and everywhere that has been taken from them, it's their right to come back to that for you and has given them the world has given them. and no matter who comes whether it's spite and whether it's trump, whether it's any other or, or any other person that supports the genocide, they're not going away. thank you very much for your time. and it's been a, you know, a tough night for these protesters here. so how there was, you know, they were disappointed. they were shocked and i think it's sort of finally settling in what they just heard, the us president the say,

and many as you just heard now are valid and that this is not the end of their movement. but they say it's rather a new beginning referring or struggle. i did. it comes through the 4th a washington dc and bushera is out there, a senior political analyst. he says trump's proposal with c panel studies and gaza strip to their ability to determine that right in the future. i think it's absolutely absurd. what you said. i think it's absolutely a logical russian of, at the very unrealistic and frankly in the audit to think that you could move to 1000000 palestinians outside guys up today. and instead, take ownership of it and make it into a beach site property development, run by the likes of throwing up so that the yuppies and billionaires could come and make it into the viet. right. and basically 3,

that is just absolutely absurd. i don't think it deserves discussion. now, let me tell you, the important part that does does the discussion. it's what it hides behind it. what it hides behind it is that a trump administration is going to up struct that rebuilding a reconstruction of guys afford guidance. that's what it means. what it means is that face 3 of the ceasefire agreement that involves that reconstruction in guys uh for cousins, is gone basically not to be forgotten. basically to be a new thought, any notified by the united states that wants to build out of yet all of these mix it in the otherwise it's not going to help or it's not going to participate. but there are the obstruct, any such effort when the humanitarian level 3 of those guys on model the ground,

the goal is a hundreds of thousands of pallets to these and streamed into the base. devastated area of the north of the strip by finding streets, buildings and homes adjust unrecognizable time. you might be takes this other tool of cause a city. and i'm standing in an area where old dogs, i'm nice with the more air been part of the city just behind me is one of god. the oldest land marks a historical palace coming from an incident or a that has turned during the past 15 months into a soldier for the display as hell of simians and now in ruins. complete ruins a pile of rubble. and behind me on my right side, it's a friend's home and book stores, feeding the curiosity of people visiting this old landmarks in the heart of old gaza city. just to the lift high right here is a parking lot that's for the area of people driving their cars, parking here, and getting off to visit this old land,

march down the road. what we're seeing here is more of an area that used to be quite busy. right now. it's more of a desert with only few people among them, those who return back through the city and the northern part of taking this road. but what we're seeing a road that was filled with people now is full of more of a landfill, garbage and rubble. here to our right, it's more of the parts of the old city of old gauze and city, the gold market and exchange money market. this is the part as recommended by many people, the world is part of the city. only few people see it right now. shopping inside the market. and the reason for, for that many of the people from this area are either the slaves in the central area or the funding part of the trip. or many of them have been killed. somebody that has been affecting how the society is progressing economically. and it's

likely to keep impact in a, in the negative way as it continues to expand more than just this area. it's hard to the imagine that this used to be full of gold solves. we're talking about 66 of the shops that we're here and right now, just walk in right in the middle court with all of these shots and both sides. we just noticed how many of these jobs have been closed due to the fact their owners have been forced out of these areas for they have been killed in the past 15 monthly due to the shipping bombardment of this part of gauze and city displaced palestinians returning to their homes in gauze, in the northern parts the road to rebuild this sat or lives this long difficult litter with many challenges, including the uncertainty of the future and the inability of the scenes fire to

home neighborhood. i was just a year from gather city palestine be by there as well as delayed tuesdays medical evacuation of critically ill and wounded palestinian patients from gaza under the seaside agreement as well as opposed to allow 50 patients who need edge and treatment abroad to leave through the roof of border crossing with egypt every day that target has not been met with any 122 critical ill palestinians evacuated in 3 days. the world health organizations as up to 14000 people actually need medical treatment to capitalism as more from con eunice, the bleak realities that the numbers of those patients what being allowed to be evacuated out. slight garza are quite still a less than what has been expected. and recently we witness delays a from the is very authorities regarding the identities um the numbers of those patients to be evacuated from district to receive medical treatment on the security . pretext that has been that have been seen as pro critic images being made by the

is really military and others believe that it could be a sort of pressure to be exact to induce patients who are desperately waiting to be treated outside the strip. the question that has to be left it all post thoughts going to be a complete, engaged in serious talks to it, to bring an end for the fighting. and this is the 2nd phase or are going, or are we going to witness some sort of, uh, the escalation that will take place on the ground. if the current round of negotiations will come to edit and tar kobus or algebra, how do you and us? palestine is what resources of buttons tell us the need homes inside the to create a refugee camp in the latest rates in the occupied westbank. meanwhile, and as cold to as by the soldiers of the check point in to see several of the soldiers a wound just before the assailant was shot dead, charles drafted report. gun shots rang out across the occupied west by

bullets ricochet opened. his ready on the watch tower. he's ready to help them. he says a palestinian government attracts a full chief. i compound housing soldiers near a checkpoint, pushed to the village. it say, i see it in the early hours of tuesday morning. the is ready the police up and make shift check points on the road close by the time comes, this violence is escalating across the occupied westbank. these are these really military vehicles inside the productivity and refugee camp in jeanine homes, businesses and vital infrastructure destroyed is ready the ministry rates into palestinian towns and villages across the occupied west bank began to escalate soon off to the how much the tax on october the 7th, 2023 and subsequent war garza. but they have recently intensified thousands of palestinians have been forced to flee the homes. and i love the management.