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but the new middle east riviera and, and near lake mark is it's almost like you think we have to move them out of queens and we can put them in manhattan. yeah. um. the problem is that that is very land. i mean, we could move, it is right, and the iranians have suggested that we move v as riley's out of israel to separate the 2 of them and move them all to greenland. and then i have to say that idea has some merit as far as i can see. i don't think uh the as railways or the us or trump really buys that. uh but, but yeah, 1st of all, it has to be said, the trump is millie merritt. merely accelerating the time table for what has been u. s. presidential and is really presidential policy for decades, which is the ethnic cleansing of palestine. it's just been happening. settlement in house. bobo is that a time for decades now? they're talking about doing it in a flurry. and i don't think the question is whether us types end up on the ground, which trump actually suggests that although there has been a lot of walk back from the administration since then. but what he's doing is giving a big,

but the riviera of the middle. east, >>in a region torn by war.r the gaza strip. gaza strip. >> the president is willing to think outside the box. >> done, stupid, and illegal. >> today, we're asking a local expert for a reality check. >> america does want gaza for itself. i think it is different. >> about the future of palestinians. >> after all the suffering, starvation, bombardments, and death, we won't easily leave gaza. >>> i'm anne makovec. president trump is making bold plans for the war torn gaza strip saying it could go from death to destruction to the riviera of the middle east with a little help from the united states. we're going to have that conversation coming up in just a few minutes. a mess left behind by yesterday's storm. trying to clear out mud before the next round of mud comes, which is tomorrow. this is video from santa rosa where

i don't want to be a wise guy, but the riviera of the middle east. this could be something that could be so bad. it could be so magnificent. riviera, in the middle east. but what does international really say about his plans of permanently reselling palestinians from gaza, or article 49 if the geneva convention prohibits the deportation of people from an occupied territory. the run, the statute of the international criminal court defines fullest displacement as a crime against humanity and a war crime. the un secretary general has also rejected the idea of forcibly displacing. tell us the name thing a 2 sided solution is the only way to resolve the complex of more on all of this, we're joined now by us on monday was a scala and a political analyst with the middle east institute. he joins us from washington, dc. thank you so much for being with us of versus the bo given that this plan would effectively be ethnic cleansing. what chance of any is they have trump actually being able to follow through with it or does none of that matter to them? to there's

americans would take control and turn it into what he described as a middle east riviera and send theon palestinians who live there to egypt, jordan and or several other unspecified places. kaitlan collins asked who would end up living in the gaza strip in the newly refurbished riviera. and he said the world's people, palestinians included, when asked, and the u.s. would have what he called a long term ownership position. now wednesday, the people around him said, no, that's not that's not his plan. secretary of state rubio described a completely different kind of plan, a kind of a tear down and refurb plan for for palestinians. >> so what he's very generally, very generously has offered is the ability of the united states to go in and help with debris removal, help with munitions removal, help with reconstruction, the rebuilding of homes and businesses and things of this nature so that then people can move back. >> in. as we pointed out last night, that's really not what the president said. and today on social media, he confirmed it, quoting now from his lengthy post. quote, the gaza

, quote, own gaza, sending palestinians to neighboring countries and establishing a, quote, middle east rivieraout by the white house as to how exactly this would happen. the idea has received bipartisan and international condemnation as logistically impossible. trump has also set his sights on, quote unquote, seizing back the panama canal, which was signed over to panama by jimmy carter in 1977. trump has erroneously claimed that china is running the canal, which is actually operated by an independent authority in panama, a subsidiary of a hong kong company runs two of the canal's ports but does not control access to the canal. trump has also floated the idea of purchasing greenland from denmark, a concept that, while not new in the grand scheme of american history, stands firmly against the interests of the people of greenland, whose prime minister has said bluntly, quote, we want greenlanders. and then there's canada, the second largest country by land mass on the planet, my home country. i can't speak for panamanians or greenlanders, but i do have a suggestion for my fellow canucks on this.

and building the middle east riviera is about as likely as mexico paying for the wall. and we know how that turned out. what i will give the president credit for two things. he may have created a path for prime minister netanyahu and his right wing coalition partners to go to phase two of the hostage agreement and get more hostages released. they were resisting that. and so there's a possibility that this gives them a pathway to do that. it's also possible there's a risk hamas will now pull out of the hostage deal because of not wanting to seem to endorse the trump plan. the other thing he's right about, of course, is that hamas should not be permitted to continue to rule gaza after the terrible attacks they conducted on october 7th, and the and the destruction that brought on their own people. hamas should be removed from power. but the right way to do that is to get buy in from arab states, from partners who will invest in reconstruction and security, and from moderate and more reasonable palestinian leadership. this is not the way to achieve those goals. >> doesn't t

sounds like would you would you say that you view his comments about turning gaza into the new middle east riviera and the u.s. taking control of that in a similar vein, like, it's not necessarily he's not necessarily going to send troops to canada or to gaza. right. but he's serious. it's a negotiating position. he's trying to mess with people's minds. >> all of these things at once. >> but they're in in all. >> of these cases. >> he's at the point, i believe, where there's some seriousness behind it, that it's not just he can think like, hey, that would be kind of a good idea. now, you know, hakeem jeffries should start saying it because it would definitely boost the democrats if canada came in. >> right? exactly how many house seats would. >> i know? it's not actually a good, good idea for trump. >> so another foreign policy headline today. this was not in my bingo card. according to politico, trump is considering former illinois governor rod blagojevich, a democrat convicted of corruption charges, to be the new u.s. ambassador to serbia. people may or may not remember that trump pardoned him.

are building tunnels and firing off rockets, the media doing rounds of middle east experts who dismiss in contemptuous terms the rivieraf the middle east but what have they got? nothing. if they got their way, hamas would be back murdering israelis and destabilizing the middle east. trump has opened the bidding, it is one solution. get the negotiations begin. second hour of varney just beginning. liz peek, i'm dying to know what was your reaction when you saw the riviera of the middle east? >> i was watching donald trump talk about the rubble, the unexploded munitions which i never thought about which is a huge problem. buildings about to fall down. i thought he is a developer, he has got to go there, he's going to talk about redeveloping gaza but like you said everyone is going to dismiss this, headlines in new york times and wall street journal act like it is a done deal, a proposal on the table, he's just thinking out loud which he tended to do but you have to say what are they going to do with gaza? the majority of people in gaza support hamas, we are never told that but polling has showed that is why hamas runs ga

middle east. president trump has said he wants the us to take over the gaza strip and turn it into the riviera of middle east. bbc verify�*s nick eardley has spoken to international law experts to understand if the us has the authority to do so. can president trump really take ownership of gaza and turn it into the riviera of the middle east? the us will take over the gaza strip and we will do a job with it. we will own it. this is the area we're talking about, the gaza strip on the mediterranean. it's around 25 miles long and roughly six miles wide. around two million palestinians live there, most of whom have hamas and israel. a huge amount of damage has been done to infrastructure over the past 15 months too. but could gaza end up under us ownership as part of a reconstruction plan? the short answer is the experts we spoke to think such a plan would involve clear violations of international law. firstly, under article 2.4 of the un charter, the use of force is illegal. members agree to refrain in international relations from the threat or use of force against the territorial integrity or politi

the us president's pitch to resettle gardens and turn the strip into the riviera of the middle east is criticized for flying in the face of a 2 state solution to these rarely posted in conflict. also coming up student led anti corruption protest sweep across serbia, tens of thousands joined, fresh, not nationwide demonstrations. fueling a political crisis for president, for which the i'm on ease of walk into the program. countries and organizations around the world have over whelming, we rejected us president donald trump's declaration that the us would quote to take over the gaza strip. he outlined his controversial plan for the war ravaged palestinian territory on tuesday. was after meeting with is really prime minister benjamin netanyahu. trump said us will quote, own gaza. walgreens will be re settled to jordan and egypt. she suggested that people from all over the world would live in gaza. and that the narrow enclave along the mediterranean will be re developed into quote, the riviera of the middle east. the ideas been criticized as illegal under interested international law and r

plan to take over gaza. us presents pitch to resettle gardens and turn the strip into the riviera of the middle east is criticized or flying in the face of a 2 state solution to the is really palestinian conflict. also coming up growing alarm as you on bhaskar gains, access to us federal payments systems, democrats accusing of leading a hostile takeover in washington. the i'll me and you said welcome to the program. countries and organizations around the world have over whelming the rejected us president donald trump's declaration, that the us would quote take over the gaza strip. the outlines as controversial plan for the war ravaged palestinian territory on tuesday was after meeting with his rarely prime minister benjamin netanyahu. trump said the us will quote, own garza, well, thousands will be re settled to jordan and egypt. he suggested that people from all over the world would live in gaza and that the narrow enclave along the mediterranean will be re developed into quote, the riviera of the middle east. the ideas been criticized as illegal under international law and runs counters. the widel

"the riviera of the middle east." [ laughter ] trump didn't even have success with the atlantic city new jersey. never mind the riviera of the middle east. [ laughter ] we could make it the vegas of somalia! and the everyone will love it! [ laughter ] this "plan" to develop and repopulate gaza, it's never going to happen. the leaders of egypt, saudi arabia, qatar, jordan, turkey, france, germany, spain, the uk, have all forcefully rejected it. the only thing the united nations and the taliban have in common is that they both think this is a terrible idea. [ laughter ] but trump says he spoke to the leaders and everybody loves it. [ laughter ] all this was apparently news to trump's new secretary of state, marco rubio, i guess isn't in the loop because he reportedly first learned about it when trump announced it on tv. [ laughter ] this is good. look at this reaction from his chief of staff, susie wiles, who is usually so calls her "the ice maiden." that's his nickname. [ laughter ] that what you're seeing there, that is the face of a woman whose soul just exited her body at the speed

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middle east last night. with the u.s. to take ownership in gaza. imagine a rebuilt version of the territory as the riviera of the middle east. it's a hard turn for a president who came to office, wary of foreign ventures. now, leaving it on the table for now, american boots on the ground. relocating palestinians in potential defiance of international law. overseas and here at home, sharp reaction. his allies, secreting him for thinking outside the box, while critics condemn the idea. kelly o'donnell begins our r reporter >> with his global mega phone. >> the u.s. will take over the gaza strip. >> reporter: president trump's provocative and volatile vision of an american takeover of war-torn gaza is riveting. yet today, he cited only praise. >> everybody love its. >> reporter: but a rare split reaction from the president's party. >> we have to back israel 100%. so whatever form that takes, we're interested in having that discussion. >> reporter: while other republicans raise serious doubts. >> i'm -- i'm not supportive of having the american people pay to rebuild gaza. i don't think that's our responsibili

the riviera of the middle east, this could be something that could be so ba -- this could be so magnificent stephen: yes, the riviera of the middle east. the cancun of crises. the sandals of sadness. the carnival cruise of war crime. you might be asking, what about the palestinians who live there? don't worry -- or do, if you have a shred of humanity, because trump does not. when asked how many palestinians would have to be displaced for his luxury real estate development, he said this. >> all of them. i mean, we're talking about -- >> all of the gazans? >> probably a million seven people, a million seven, maybe a million eight. but i think all of them. >> stephen: you're gonna forcibly relocate almost 2 million people, half of whom are children? how many of our moral principles would america have to violate to support this? >> all of them. [laughter] >> stephen: okay, there you go. so. you were wondering. so after the new and improved trail of tears, who's going to live in these haunted honeymoon suites? >> i envision world people living there. the world's people. >> stephen: world people?

he says gaza is the riviera of the middle east. w, what happens to the 2 million people who say it's not the riviera, it's my home. they would have to go elsewhere. says president trump. trump held a press conference with his fst foreign visitor to the white house, israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu. trump has argued palestinians c't live in gaza because israel has destroyed it, and that some other countries should take them in once they're gone. he says the u.s. would take over and did not rule out using american troops. and after that new development. i do see a long term ownership position, and i see it bringing great stability to that part of the middle east and maybe the entire middle east. and everybody i've spoken to. this was not a decision made lightly. everybody i've spoken to loves the idea of the united states owning that piece of land. it means that we want to have we want to give people a chance at life. they have never had a chance at life. because the gaza strip has been a hellhole for people living there. it'

said donald trump... he wants the us to "take over" the gaza strip and turn it into the "riviera of the middle east. can president trump really take ownership of gaza and turn it into the riviera of the middle east? the us will take over the gaza strip and we will do a job with it. we will own it. this is the area we are talking about, the strip on the mediterranean. around 25 miles long and roughly six miles wide. around two million housed in a sliver, most of whom have around 2 million palestinians live there. most of whom have been displaced internally by the war between hamas and israel. a huge amount of damage has been done to infrastructure over the past 15 months. but could gaza end up under us ownership as part of a reconstruction plan? the short answer is the experts we spoke to think such a plan would involve clear violations of international law. firstly, article 2.4 of the un charter says the use of force is illegal. members agreed to refrain in international relations from the threat or use of force against the territorial integrity or political independence of any state. the idea that

middle east last night with his vow for the u.s. to take a long-term ownership position in gaza. imagining a rebuilt version of the largely destroyed territory as the riviera of the middle east. it's a hard turn for a president who came to office wary of foreign adventures, now leaving on the table at least for now american boots on the groundo achieve a gaza takeover, relocating more than 2 million palestinians in potential defiance of international law. overseas and here at home sharp reaction. his allies crediting him for thinking outside the box, while critics condemn the idea. kelly o'donnell begins our reporting. >> reporter: with his global megaphone -- >> the u.s. will take over the gaza strip. >> reporter: -- president trump's provocative and volatile vision of an american takeover of war-torn gaza is roiling the world tonight. >> the riviera of the middle east. >> reporter: yet today he cited only praise. >> everybody loves it. >> reporter: but a rare split reaction from the president's party. >> i think this is a good development. we have to back israel 100%. and so whatever form that takes we're interested in having that discussion. >> reporter

this report was sent from jerusalem. >> where donald trump sees a future riviera of the middle east,e the beauty of what used to be here. the homes and lives they built before american weapons destroyed them, dropped by israel during 15 months of war. more than 500,000 people have returnedto their homes in gaza's northern areas since the cease-fire began. defiance, still their first response to the fantasies of a president and the realities of home. >> neither trump nor anyone else matters to me. after he made israel destroy our houses in gaza he is telling us gaza is destroyed and we have to leave. we cleaned up the rubble, sit on it and live whether they like it or not. >> the cease-fire has met much more aid is getting into gaza. the priority has been food. the un says 2 million people are fully dependent on food aid. the lack of shelter has meant tens of thousands of new arrivals already returning to the south. life here, precarious, even in the absence of war. there are not enough tents to go around. a family used to live in a tower, razed to the ground during war. >> we are try

i don't want to be cute, and wannabe wise guys by the riviera of the middle east, this could be somethingt is so magnificent. >> greg: that riviera of the middle east. [applause] only hope that cabana boys get new pagers. [laughter] but maybe due trump gaza is a construction project, and he thought if i could deal with the mafia and nyc, i can handle it, they both kill people and demand money. but also during that same press conference on gaza, he dropped to this instant classic... >> de have any plans, because. [inaudible] any comment to make what is your future plan? >> president trump: i have a hard time understanding you, where are you from? beautiful voice, beautiful accent. the only problem i cannot understand what you are saying. [laughter] >> greg: that is why he is the guy! that is not really his fault, her accent was that greater than's stall, if the gaza plan sounds crazy that is the point, it is what you call a dad move. you know when you're in a huge fight with your sister and the data comes and takes that remote, suddenly you and yours is to have common enemy, the data, so t

bold plans for the war torn gaza strip saying it could go from death to destruction to the riviera of the middle east with a little help from the united states. we're going to have that conversation coming up in just a few minutes. a mess left behind by yesterday's storm. trying to clear out mud before the next round of mud comes, which is tomorrow. this is video from santa rosa where a mud slide slams into a home. farther up the hill that mud slide caused severe damage to this home on deer trail road. you can see the second floor of the home starting to cave in because of the shear force of the debris flow. in sonoma county, several neighborhoods remain under water today. take a look at the tractors here. in some places, all you can see are the roofs of what looked like barns. you can't even see the road to get to the farm where the water looks to be halfway up the greenhouses. >>> many communities around the low lying areas of the russian river remain under flood warning. one neighbor giving their neighbors rides through the flooded streets of their neighborhood. the flood warning is going to stay

floating the vision of the, quote, riviera of the middle east. now the white house walkback, saying the president wasn't committed to putting troops on the ground. kelly o'donnell reports from the white house and richard engel on the backlash across t middle east. >>> all as the white house eyes deeper cuts for the federal workforce including at the cia and intelligence community. >>> the new airport scare. one flight nearly slashing off the tail of another when they clip wings in seattle. the investigation tonight. >>> plus -- >> i've been shot in my neck. >> you took the gun away? >> the suspect in custody after a 12-hour manhunt after a workplace mass shooting near ohio statuniversity. we're on the ground. >>> and can those wildly popular weight loss drugs treat addiction? stephanie gosk on the cutting-edge research on the way. >>> and finally, from billboards to the ballroom, how bad bunny's hits are inspiring so many to get up and dance. ♪ >> announcer: this is nbc "nightly news" with lester holt. >>> good evening and welcome. the question o

middle east.president donald trump proposed taking over the gaza strip and assuming responsibility for reconstruction. he says that could turn the war-torn territory into quote the riviera of the middle east. trump made the comments during a news conference with israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu. pres. trump: i do see a long-term ownership position and i see it bringing great stability to that part of the middle east and maybe the entire middle east. everybody i have spoken to, this was not a decision made like, everybody i have spoken to love the idea of the united states owning that piece of land, developing and creating thousands of jobs. >> he has a different idea. it is worth paying attention to this. we are talking about it. he is exploring it with his people, his staff. i think it is something that could change history. and it is worthwhile really pursuing this avenue. tom: trump also insisted that egypt and jordan will take in palestinians displaced from the strip. horizons middle east anchor joumanna bercetche joins me from dubai. how viable is this proposal from trump? he says the u.s. could own gaza. >> the region is reeling from that press conference a couple of hours

middle east last night with his vow for the u.s. to take a long-term ownership position in gaza. imagining a rebuilt version of the largely destroyed territory as the rivieramiddle east. it's a hard turn for a president who came to office wary of foreign adventures, now leaving on the table at least for now american boots on the groundo achieve a gaza takeover, relocating more than 2 million palestinians in potential defiance of international law. overseas and here at home sharp reaction.

but the riviera of the middle east, this could be something that could be so bad. this could be so magnificent. >> the riviera of the middle east. well, after that, his aides tried to soften his makeover dreams. but he is serious. in short, he is proposing that palestinians be forced from their homes. the u.s. would take over, would build what sounds like hotels, condos, oceanfront shopping, and everyone lives in peace. oh, and he would also consider sending american boots to carry it out. now, this is the same american first president who vowed to stop the endless wars. so i don't know. i mean, is this an example of the mad man theory at play? you just don't know what he's going to say next. i think keep everybody on their toes. >> so i think it's a bit of that. you've seen a response from the right, especially on this notion of the riviera of the the middle east or whatever. you've seen a lot of people conservative saying, no, this idea that we're going into, you know, the middle east, trump is supposed to he's not an interventionist in that same way. i think that

but the riviera of the middle east, this could be something that could be so bad. this could be so magnificent. but more importantly than that is the people that have been absolutely destroyed that live there now can live in peace in a much better situation because they're living in hell. and those people will now be able to live in peace. we'll make sure that it's done world class. it will be wonderful for the people. but palestinians, palestinians mostly, we're talking about. and i have a feeling that despite them saying no, i have a feeling that the king in jordan and that the general president, but that the general in egypt will open their hearts and will give us the kind of land that we need to get this done. and people can live in harmony and in peace. thank you all very much. thank you. thank you very much. thank you. >> to say that the president's comments are explosive would be an understatement. like trump or not, he has proven repeatedly that he is able to push through things, through, sometimes through the sheer force of sheer will. but i should note th

the us president spoke of levelling the territory to create what he called "the riviera of the middle east". benjamin netanyahu called the proposal something that "could change history". have a listen to both leaders. the us will take over the gaza strip, and we will do a job with it, too. we'll own it and be responsible for dismantling all of the dangerous unexploded bombs and other weapons on the site, level the site and get rid of the destroyed buildings — level it out — create an economic development that will supply unlimited numbers ofjobs and housing for the people of the area. do a realjob. do something different. just can't go back — if you go back, it's going to end up the same way it has for 100 years. mr president, ladies and gentlemen, israelwill end the war by winning the war. israel's victory will be america's victory. we will not only win the war — working together, we will win the peace. with your leadership, mr president, and our benjamin netanyahu. when donald trump told us that he wants america to take over the gaza strip. a job with it, too. he's convinced those countr

a riviera of the middle east is how he described. he also said the more than 2000000 palestinians living there should be re settled in egypt and jordan. no one wants to live in a demolition site and said, well was israel notified beforehand did is rarely prime minister netanyahu did he know about trump's proposal? which date is really government said that it has already begun preparations for the departure of large numbers of palestinians from the guns and strip we have more now with this report on the us president, donald trump's proposal to clear goals of rivets, civilians is strongly rejected by goals and themselves. ready we want to make it clear, it's a trump onto global leaders on the palestinian people are rooted in that alone. we have a fitness, the roots of all the trees that we will never give power. london golf. uh, no, we a bundle now along in the west bank. you mean or of dine here is better. it is better than going anywhere else. no. because you have nothing after losing your land in the country and home. a lot of clift