measurement on yahoo the measurement on yahoo at the white house.— white house. the us will take the gaza white house. the us will take - the gaza strip _ white house. the us will take - the gaza strip and - white house. the us will take - the gaza strip and we - white house. the us will take| - the gaza strip and we will over the gaza strip and we will do job with too. we will do a job with it too. we will own it. benjamin's describes trans proposal something w 7 ”change 1 7 77 7 777cha7nge histo7ry. that see-le! shange histery. trump that tee-ts thange histe-"r't trump is that gala-ta ahahga hiatarya trump is taking that gala-ta ahahga hiatar�*r'a trump is taking into much higher level, he's a a much higher level, he's a different future and for that piece of land that has the piece of land that has been the focus of so much terrorism. we began with a breaking news in washington, were donald we began with a breaking news in was has ton, were donald we began with a breaking news in was has ton, a ere donald we began with a breaking news in was has ton, a news >nald trump has told a news conference that could real

77 7realj7ob77777 77 77 7realj7ob7vvith 77 tala'a a'fiaatja'a with fe'fiqt�*iflq removing withered. removing unexploded bombs and rebuilding it and getting the economy moving again. speaking at the white , mr emphasised that such house, mr emphasised that such a move would be permanent, he a moveweuldabe permanent, he palestinians would not m to go back. i far as gaza want to go back. i??? concerned, we want to go backi— i concerned, wefi want to go backi— i concerned, we i do what i is concerned, we will do what is concerned, we will do what is necessary, if necessary, we will do that, we will take over that peace and development, create thousands and thousands of jobs and create thousands and thousands ofjobs and it'll be something that the entire middle east can very proud of. but everybody that 7 7 that continuing 7 7 that continuing the 7 7 that continuing the same 7 th has intinuing the same 7 th has intinl on the same 7 th has intinl on forever, 3 7 process has gone on forever, over over then qt�*gr and laser again. and then it and steer and laser again. and then it and then the starts and then the killing starts and then the killing starts and then the killing starts and all the other problems start and you end up a—ze the place and we don't in the same place and we don't want see that so by want to see that happen so by the united with the united states with instability and strength, owning and especially the 7 that 7 7 that we 7 7 that we are7 7 that we are 7developing strength that we are developing and developed over the last fairly short period of time, i would say some serial action

and it would be great keeper would say some serial action and it would that ireat keeper would say some serial action and it would that is at keeper would say some serial action and it would that is very, eper would say some serial action and it would that is very, very of something that is very, very strong, very powerful and very very good for the area, not very good for the area, hat for very good for the area, not for israel but the entire very good for the area, not fo| east, but the entire very good for the area, not fo| east, very the entire very good for the area, not fo| east, very important and middle east, very important and again thousands ofjobs again have thousands ofjobs and jobs for everyone, not for and jobs for everyone, not for a group �* everybody. - the for everybody. age 7? both president conference, both president and israeli prime tf�*j'fie £533! |§f§§h1ffl7m7§777 777 77 benjamin asked 7 asked v7vhat 7 asked what authorities were asked what authorities would the us to take over gaza strip. he was also put the gaza strip. he was also put to mr netanyahu �* he saw idea 7 idea as a way to expand this idea as a way to expand the of israel the boundaries of israel into the boundaries of israel into the land to israelis and palestinians. i do see a long-term _ palestinians. i do see a long-term ownership i palestinians. i do see a - long-term ownership position i see it - reat and i see it bringing great stability to that part of the middle east and may be the entire middle east and 7777 7 777 i'i73577 7 7 7 h7as7spoken to, this everybody has spoken to, this is not a decision made lightly, is hat a desisiah made: lightly. spoken love

is hat a desisish tads lightly. spoken love the :.:= :-= 7of the united states piece owning a piece of land and creating developing and creating of jobs with 7 that 7 thatiid 7 7 7 mam a. ' samsthihg that witl as" " and really area 7 7 area that nobody "aaahitiseht area that hahaaar . ~ ~ ~ ... . want, and "aaahititeht area that nnbndu — .. —— ~ . want, and they "aaahitiseht area that nnhndu . ~ ~ ~ ... . want, and they will see would want, and they will see death and destruction and 7 7an7d7d7e7mol7i7sh 7 7 77 7 7an7d7d7e7mt7>l7i7sh sittings rubble and demolish buildings falling over, it'sjusta falling all over, it's just a terrible sight. i've started this closely �* a terrible sight. i've started this closely �*a lot of this very closely over a lot of months and i've seen from every dif�*ss't seats and it's'a very dangerous place to it's only u-oin to 7 it's only going to get be and it's only going to get worse and i think this is an that's gotten — from the hihest .-.. 7sf777777 — ~ —s ofleadership 7sf7l7ead7ership,7gotte7n7777 level of leadership, gotten tremendous praise and if the 777777st7at7es777 77 777777stat7es77car717 777777st7at7es77car717 777to77 777777st7at7es77car717 777to7b7ring and peace in the 77 stability and peace in the middle east, we will do that. i again, tonight, three mentioned again. tonight, - and a mentioned again. tonightathzee - and a third mentioned again. tonight. three and a third goal to goals and a third goal is to - sure _ goals and a third goal is to - sure that_ goals and a third goal is to sure that gaza never poses

make sure that gaza never poses i m— make sure that gaza never poses l threat to make sure that gaza never poses threat to israel again. a threat to israel again. president trump is taking into much higher iiezrel. much higher iiezreii. he 54 different theses. and different as, and for that different theses. as, and for that piece of future and for that piece of land — future and for that piece of land that has been the focus of land that has been the anus a: much land that has. [seen the fetus at much terrorism, lahd that has. seen. the fetus at much terrorism, so so much terrorism, so many attacks_ so much terrorism, so many attacks against us, so gttggks a-ai.nst us - u . | 5 and gttggks a ainst us -% gttggks a ainst us - and they' gttggks against us. so many and they have a tribulations. they have a different idea this is different idea and thisfis’ ""’ it works different idea and there? - it works with where it works with nvi if, to this, talkin- attention to this talking attention to this. talking. it, his exploring it about it, his exploring it with _ with— about it, his exploring it with _ with the - about it, his exploring it with with the staff, is =-£ en— _§ history. and it's worthwhile - pursuing _ history. and it's worthwhile pursuing this. history. and it's worthwhile - pursuing this.- history. and it's worthwhile - pursuing this. really pursuing this. for more, i'm joined _ really pursuing this. for more, i'm joined by — really pursuing this. for more, i'mjoined by north _ i'm joined by north american carl gassman, correspondent, carl gassman, this news conference would this— news eonfersneerteedld have many world, been many around the world, given those inflammatory gieen thesefifiammatertr you could say from both remarks you could say from both president the prime president and the prime watchman the minister. watchman the'reaction far? is minister, watchman there'act' - far? , . . , so far? this is certainly that so far? this is certainly _ that you - so far? this is certainlyj _ that you can so far? this is certainly - _ that you can say is

something that you can say is far outside of the typical us policy and when it comes so we hearing some east so we are hearing some reaction from the saudis, first all and important because we of all and importantjaecadse we �*that of all and importantjaecadse we �* that coming of all and importantjaecadse we �*that coming in today, on know that coming in today, on the table for discussion between president trump and premise netanyahu a premise netanyahu was a potential pathway towards of israel and between israel and saudi coming out and eraeiat sardine eat and =aera ...............zzs ......- we're eraeiat sardine eetand =8ffifi " ~ .. ~ .. . " we're not going go without 77 77 77 without without 77 without without the ahead without without the of a palestinian establishment of a palestinian so those by e 777777 _rump imi 7-— donald trump would be in the face of sort of face of any sort of progress towards the future �*the towards theertdre of the ira-mp been calling it and has been calling it and heard from hamas and to from hamas and oriortothat a. ... conference but donald e had proposed moving out of the palestinians out of the territory, hamas: a recipe for creating chaos and tension in the region and been from democratic here in 7 here in the united politicians here in the united states as well, one senator

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hamas and it remains to be seen but many really a fragile and we know of ceasefire and we know of netanyahu's coalition benjamin netanyahu's coalition in benjamin neta nyahu's coalition in who in the far—right who already don't want to to phase they prefer to pick up the two, they prefer to pick up the fight again and take the fight againand take the back to hamas which seen to be 7seen to be regrouping in are seen to be regressing in szz- so, are seen to be regressing in ~ ~ . ~ . so, this kind of proposal, gaza so, this kind of proposal, this rhetoric from the there is a respect president, there is a respect this could affect those president, there is a respect this c forward. tthose te: president, there is a respect this c forward.- president, there is a respect this c forwardi president, there is a respect this c forward. going forward. thank you very much for _ going forward. thank you very much for getting _ going forward. thank you very much for getting us _ going forward. thank you very much for getting us across - much for getting us across those details. north american these dstits’ttsrth’s’mefrtsan "’ we these dstits’ttsrth’sfmefrtsan "’ we will spend a correspondent. we will spend a bit more into the story bit more time into the sterg— . .. . to get understanding and to getan understanding the and to getanunderstanding the anwar sadat professor from the anwar sadat professor for peace and at for peace and development at university of and the university of and policy that nonebrofit bdblie belie�*g'bi�*téb'” . " ... . .. . .-. based in thank so based in washington. thank you forjoining me, you would so based in washington. thank you 1 beeniing me, you would so based in washington. thank you 1 been watching (ou would so based in washington. thank you 1 been watching the would

been 7 about conference, been finished about an or so you had a an hour or so ago, you had a moment to think what's said. what you take been said, what you take about us taken over gaza? it’s us taken over gaza? it's astonishing. _ us taken over gaza? it's astonishing. i— us taken over gaza? it's astonishing. i don't - us taken over gaza? it�*s astonishing. i don't say ——— lightly because i studied donald trump, i have a report coming that deals this first administration and they've been �*the they've beerrsay'rngrfor the �*days they've beerrsay'rngrfor the �* days very clearly that past few days very clearly that he wanted palestinians displaced from but he's displaced from gaza but he's been it for — selling it a humanitarian a humahitarian thing 77 a humahitarian thing that for a humanitarian thing that gaza has that and gaza has revealed that and come back, he was selling it a little bit this little bit different this time, intended this move and to he intended this moveand to the president of the watch the president of the in blood, obviously with that

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7to be received by the is going to be received by the people in the gaza strip and west as well. the west bank. as well; it's not that, for a lot all, it's not that, for a lot of reasons on this idea that will be removed and gaza will be removed and and it inhabit rebuilding and it will inhabit the people that inhabited so the people that inhabited so the reason why the that's the reason why the to be policies would have to be so obviously, it's very remote so obviously, it's very hard to take that hard to'take that seriously a lot of with a lot of contradiction the fact that it's going except thetaot that it's going united states. except thetact that it's going united states. and by in the united states. and by people in opinion clea7rly opinion clearly in gaza. public opinion clearly in gaza. as your analyst would say earlier, it is to as your analyst would say earlier, it the to and no because for one thin-,

doubt, because for one thing, what was in a four and what was in a four hamas and end fwhat was in a four hamas and end i the what was in a four hamas and end �*the warand the end of the war and obviously in fact, the 7 intended for the ceasefire intended for the release of the hostages after release of the hostages afte=—————— —r—— with war after by being with the war after by the israeli and and lsraeli war and blnitedandt t tttttt tt ttt of lsraeli war and blnitedandt t .. .. . .z. t .. of palestinians. lsraeli war and blnitedandt t t .. . .z. t t of palestinians. so expulsion of palestinians. sol think it's going to jeopardise with it will think it's going to jeopardise with the it will think it's going to jeopardise with the us it will think it's going to jeopardise with the us ithel think it's going to jeopardise with the us ithe middle and especially that. east and ssassialle that you make east and ssassiatbg that you make of the comments iran, were about iran, they were particular focus from prime and benjamin netanyahu? i particular focus from prime and benjamin netanyahu?— 7 7 �*that 7 7 7 �*that very7 7 7 7 �*that very7 closely. watching for that very closely. we would like israel —ith partnership with israel with the facility, been for and eaten that for years and even during .z first shop administration

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did yesterday about the us being drawn towards them. what do about the argument do you make about the argument that a lot of the rhetoric that comes out from trump is perhaps a negotiating tactic, he did say that he would want to make a state of the united canada a state of the united states and we saw how that into the tariff and debate that's been trade debate that's been playing out of the last week as playing out of the last week. as can this not also be an well, can this not also be an extreme position held then extreme position held to then for something not quite strong? it's hard to know, you're right about front because he can say things that he rarely backtracks. he rarely and this particular backtracks and this particular case, there some case, there are some consequences, the signal intent peoplé ...ee teigte ttett people 7start 77 to people andstart planning addition to accordingly. in addition to that, i think i would say from accordingly. in addition to tha israeli ik i would say from accordingly. in addition to tha israeli pointyuld say from accordingly. in addition to tha israeli pointiui view, �*rom accordingly. in addition to tha israeli pointyuiview, it'si 777f7a7r7away,77 77 77 7 777f7a7r7away,7 no” 7 777fa7r7away,7not77 from really far away, not just from

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around the world andacross the are uk, this is bbc news. you are with bbc news. president that are in trump says that there are in no rush to speak with china's rush to speals. with thina�*s' ’ ” ’ xijinping amid president xijinping amid an escalating trade dispute. on tuesday, mrtrump escalating trade dispute. on tuesday, mr trump imposed a 10% �*on chinese 7 �*on chinese imports �*oi into iese imports 7 �*oi7i7nto the imports7 7 �*oi7i7nto the us, orts7 7 �*oi7i7nto the us, ints7 coming into the us, in response, beijing announced to levy similar tariffs plans to levy similar tariffs on us goods and entering cards and cardsandcall economies face off? and the materials used to make phones and wind turbines. starting next monday on american—made goods like oil

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