the top diplomats has is to help rebuild gaza. what he has generously offered is the ability of the us to go removal and reconstruction. of rubble, palestinians say they're not going anywhere. whether they like it or not. welcome to newsday. the trump administration has not explicitly ruled out

several us allies on wednesday condemned president trump's into what he envisioned on wednesday press secretary karoline leavitt appeared to contradict his suggestions karoline leavitt appeared to contradic1 of; suggestions karoline leavitt appeared to contradic1 of the ggestions karoline leavitt appeared to contradic1 of the gges' could be residence of the strip could be relocated permanently relocated elsewhere. this is what is left of the gaza strip after 15 months of war. more than 2 million palestinians live here. is among those criticising president trump's comments. president trump's announcement on tuesday is sarah smith. before the jawdropping announcement on gaza. even the prime minister

of israel didn't know the scale of what was awaiting him inside. for dismantling all of the dangers and other weapons of the site. trump suggested egypt, jordan and other countries that have already said no.

by palestinian leaders who said there could never be peace is an integral part of that. hamas, whose 2023 attacks on israel provoked the conflict thank you very much. by arab countries in the middle east. donald trump thinks he can strong—arm anyone, displaced palestinians. and i say they will. many democrats are appalled. it is horrific, it is the definition of ethnic cleansing. it is part of the culmination of what i think is genocide of the palestinian people.

seem to say controller gaza would be temporary before people would return after reconstruction. removal and reconstruction, the rebuilding of homes, move back in. would allow that to happen or let him redraw the map of the world. seahgzzyts—w see... almost the entire population of gaza has been displaced by the almost the entire population of gaza has be those nlaced by the trief'jédr’néy" lithefiourneyrhome is returning the journey home is just a deeply news 7 not allowed organisations are not allowed access gaza.

where donald trump sees a future riviera of the middle east, gazans see the beauty of what used to be here. of a president and the realities of home: ,, w. translation: neither trump nor anyone else matters to me. - after he made israel destroy our houses in gaza, we will clean up the rubble, sit on it and live, whether they like it or not. the priority has been food. the un says 2 million people are fully dependent on food aid. but the lack of shelter has

meant tens of thousands of new arrivals already returning to the south. there aren't enough tents to go around. this family used to live in a tower block in beit hanoun, razed to ground in the war. we are worried about it raining on us. i'm worried about everything. but i want to stay on my land, to live and die on it, even in a tent. even in a tent. many gazans trace their roots many gazans trace their roots to places in what is now to places in what is now israel, refugees from the war bbc news, jerusalem. that marked israel's creation as a state. as a state. many still see gaza itself as a temporary shelter, determined that they will one determined that they will one day have the right to go home. day have the right to go home. lucy williamson, lucy williamson,

bbc news, jerusalem. i spoke with lou attorney general, former us are critical need for the israel and palestinian authority. he worked in the previous trumpet attrition and get his thoughts on the comments.

disruptive thought is one way to describe it. weapons that caused this widespread destruction in gaza? i think that there is no doubt that a lot of international this horrific conflict as a consequence of the horrible atrocities that hamas committed.

to the world, clearly the world listens and i was alarmed like i think many were when they heard the statements strip. it just slaps in the face of everything the us working and the international

community. china filed a complaint to the world trade organization and false allegations. our china correspondent in beijing. has more on this. subsequent governments in the us blocksjudges enforce the rules.

at the wto, even whether or not it can be enforced we are and xijinping said to have been pencilled in for this week talks with xijinping. also remind us the state of play with china's economy as it heads to any potential talks with donald trump fronts, whether it be real estate or local government debt.

and the 10% tariffs on these goods of course is a problem. one of the areas, the chinese government is also not happy into the us while the us works out how to charge these goods which apparently are getting under the threshold of having to be paid for. going to accept these packages after a big box so it's chaos. from china to the us. to give you an idea of the scale of the problem

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of progressing. seoul announces limits to government employees using the chinese ai platform deepseek. we take a dive we take a deep dive into tech. i'm steve lai. beijing struck back against the us, and the dispute comes as data shows record—high imports into the us, pressuring the trade deficit. here's ritika gupta. china a aqua china a the wto one day with the wto just one day us donald trump after us president donald trump raised border on goods by 10%, taxes on chinese goods by 10%, a measure he was intended a measure he said was intended to address influx to address on. cf'ex 7 drugs. of illegal drugs. china accused the us of making and false