rebuilding the gaza strip could start, and rehabilitation of the gaza strip. e two of the agreement. as i say, netanyahu is not interested in doing that. he may be pushed to do that. he may be pushed to do that by the mediators. hamas would also need to be pushed to relinquish their power in the gaza strip. because if hamas remains in power in the gaza strip, even if there is an agreement and israel withdraws and the war ends, nobody, saudi arabia, the gulf countries, would put a penny into the reconstruction of gaza if hamas is still in control there because they know the cycle of violence will come up again and again. so hamas needs to relinquish their hold on power in the gaza strip. towards that end, egypt is working very hard to construct a deal to create a technocratic palestinian government that will have neither hamas nor the palestinian authority as part of the government. there are some signs that hamas would be willing to do that. as far as i know, the palestinian authority is still not willing to get into such an agreement. but if they will, that wo

taking over the gaza strip? do you want to see the us own the gaza strip? >> well, i think, as i said earlier, the president is looking at egypt coming to present a plan. as i said, we will be in saudi arabia to discuss how we can work with the president and with the united states. so i think let's wait until the egyptians can come and present it to the president and get -- and not get ahead of ourselves. i think what we said i have to look at the best interests of my country. i think the president is very happy that we do this thing with 2000 children as quickly as possible. i believe that the president is looking forward to getting a group of us arabs here to discuss the overall plan. >> the 2000 children, are those from the gaza strip? >> absolutely from the gaza strip. >> are you willing to change your mind if you hear the egyptian and the arab plan at the end of the month if they present you something different? pres. trump: i think we sort of have gone down the line. we know pretty much what is going to be presented. and i think it's going to be someth

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is the future of gaza and also it has to discuss the full israeli withdrawal from gaza. to discuss thee will go to saudi arabia and united arab emirates but talks about what will happen next. as we know, as president trump advance this plan of relocating the palestinians, the arabs rejected that utterly and then i think marco rubio will discuss with the arabs what is their plan for that? there would be a summit on the 27th of february. that is why my career is coming to the region in advance of these talks. now that the devastated gaza strip needs lots of humanitarian attention and this is a very important point also in negotiations to make sure this second phase will go smoothly. negotiations to make sure this second pislgsgghael go be oothly. § -- re ruling’geze? but as you are in days, any saying, in ten dayfis4will any be able replace authority be able to replace hamas? we the first after the started deel eftethe reefefe "steel , ~ , , hamas are organising thet hemee ere ergehieihg ”” ’ " humanitarian matters, traffic, humanitarian matters. police, matters in the gaza lueueleee heet

would take over and own the gaza strip and the palestinians living in gaza could be resettled elsewhere last couple of hours, mr. trump told reporters at the white house everybody loves his plan. that is despite a firm rejection of it from western allies and arab countries in the region. not least them inside gaza itself. we will take you to benjamin netanyahu and pete hegseth when they appear, do to make some remarks. here is donald trump who was speaking at the swearing in of pam bondi as attorney general. >> a lot of people are talking about -- everybody loves it, but this is not the right time. we will maybe do something later. this is important and solemn occasion. i don't want to talk about other subjects. >> president trump has not said much more. his secretary of state appears to have clarified or reframed the u.s. position, saying president trump meant residence in gaza would only leave temporarily during reconstruction. >> in the interim, people will have to live somewhere while you are rebuilding it. it is akin to a natural disaster. but he very generously offered his the abi

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being released back into the gaza. and there are also palestinians for the 1st time, are being allowed in months, are being allowed to cross out of the gaza strip into egypt to receive critical medical care with all these going on is it, are you able to describe the overall move in gaza right now well virginia is that most fee and you guys are right now sir, is, is a mix of relief, excitement and grief for those people who have been separated from the loved ones to get treatment outside the gaza strip at the moment in the ruthie. and so the, uh, the general sentiment i can see on the outside in the eyes of everyone here is extreme level of happiness. people are right now. ok, chanting sign up, right thing. there are just trying to perform national music and every one of them for, for them today is a day of celebration. we can see the level of joy on devices in the eyes of elderly women, children, and men who came today's here to be re unite to the guns with the family members. you can hear the back of ground. the sounds

the last 24 hours. so that can continue to flow into gaza. but do we know if it includes the items that have not been coming in despite being positive the cx 5, do a well adjusted 808 trucks have been said because according to cause is government media office the figure? is that what, what reduced yesterday and since the hours of this morning we have seen thousands of a trump stuff carriage slow us to towards up blankets, cubes with making the way to gaza. city at the other side of the boat is close to the junction. so it's a we can completely seat corporate bonds pull by the houses along side, which makes shift tens of waiting to lines up waiting for a technician to access this trip. so we are expecting the entry of heavy machinery alongside with mobile houses within the next few hours to the gaza strip, which could be a very positive signed regarding the negotiations that are taking place behind the scenes between regional media access and the conflicting policies. and it's force noticing that the gaza strip is a very desperate need for at l

there is not only these the conversations about the future of gaza, is also this of gaza, there is also this looming deadline in the cease—fire negotiations between from donald trump. to negotiate for the arabs. we will get reaction from washington. lyse doucet is here in the studio. we will find out why. mikey kay is here. we will talk ukraine and the arms for minerals deal that suddenly has good evening. taking the throne 26 year ago. president trump is pushing the king to relocate some the president's plan to create a riviera style resort in gaza. in spite of president trump threatening monday to suspend some two million palestinians. there was this from the jordanian king today. is take 2000 children that are either cancer, children or in very ill state tojordan excuse me, wait. i didn't know that. 2000 children with cancer or other problems. that's really good. and we appreciate it. some great progress. some think it is. however outlandish president trump's plan might sound it was always likely it would intefere with the tenuous ceasefire in place. of the agreement. by saturday noo

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the ceasefire agreements. but not all will be allowed to return to gaza. or with david is a founder of inara, that's the international network, the aid relief and assistance. she explains that hundreds of policy and children need medical evacuation out of gaza in order to receive life saving medical care. more than 12000 people who are on this list are waiting medical evacuation, and among them are 2500 children who actually need to be able to emergency leave the gaza strip when we say emergency. and these are, you know, children, individuals who either need treatment to quite simply save their life or their ones that need urgent treatment to ensure that their condition does not deteriorate and put their life at risk. there's an entire system, it's very clunky and.

and the largest exchange at the gaza ceasefire. deal so far that follows an earlier release of 6, this really captives sales houses 0. it is ready to hand over control of the strip . if palestinians designed new leadership we have told them to get those in all the stations. our living is to leave the government immediately. donald trump fires the chairman of the joint chiefs of stuff and the pedagogy promises to slash its workforce county support some premier league rest bite from manchester. united they recovered from being at sea, goes down a strong suit saves with evanson, the israel is due to release $620.00 policy and prisoners and detainees. and what is the biggest release of the gas a ceasefire deal so far? some will be returned to the strip others to the occupied westbank and something will be deported. family and friends are eagerly waiting and gaza southern city of hon. eunice for their loved ones to return among the prisoners to be released. 151 or serving life or a long term sentences. 43 will be released in the occupied

does not belong in the middle east at all. especially not in gaza. let the palestinian people live. they would like to stay in gaza, they would like to live their lives and rebuild palestine, let them stay in palestine and let us help with aid. that is what trump can do, send money and help the people of palestine. that is all the u.s. can do and trump is crazy about turning gaza into a tourist destination. thank you very much. host: connecticut, republican line, anne-marie is next. caller: yes, good morning. i'm going to be addressing this for my spiritual point of view, i don't know who president trump's spiritual advisors are right now, but they have either all gone woke or they are not communicating with our president. i voted for president trump three times. i attended his inauguration in 2017. i love this man, but this is totally preposterous. first of all, you don't divide the land, and when the palestinians are crying out from the river to the sea, they would like to push israel into the sea, you cannot negotiate with demons. hamas is demon possessed terrorists, ok, and israe

when you take all of that into account, what's the move in gaza right now as well? the current modes in the gaza strip inside through is a mix of happened is trooper lation and of dissipation regarding the durability of the see saw agreement between is run from us like of the latest uh, statements and inflammatory comments made by the american president who has shared his skepticism regarding the current sci fi, the civilians have raised the own consent that the ceasefire is quite free trial and might collapse at any moment, especially as we are edging closer to the 2nd round of negotiations. and the 2nd regarding the 2nd phase of the deal, which has a different, a significant, a symbolism for palestinians who believe that during the 2nd phase, they would witness the withdrawal of the used by the military, from the entire gaza strip. um the, the acceleration of the reconstruction efforts by the entry of heavy machinery and the temper, or we show that will allow civilians to cope with the situation. but for those palestinians, the collapse of the ceasefire means a ver

there are unexploded bombs, the whole gaza strip is leveled. expensive and time-consuming. who will govern? nobody wants hamas to govern. at the same time, no one is offering. they have to come up with governance. the most important thing is security. who will put troops on the ground? this is what they will try to figure out,, all under the threat if it does not happen, trump might do something unexpected against their interests. sumi: the proposal trump put forward is against international law, yet he has doubled down on that. what do you make of that? guest: i think he was asked during the press conference on whose authority and he said, the u.s.' authority. clearly he does not take international law into account and would continue pushing it. this is an opening position. it is hard to imagine how it will happen in reality. will be forcibly displaced these people? our american troops going to go? international law is not a factor in the conversation. sumi: where does that leave u.s. allies in the region, jordan and egypt, in the time between

or if this would mean a sending troops to the gaza strip to the left that open. but apart from that, that has been of cause many reactions and concerns. what this new idea might mean and might, would the effect that this might have on the already fragile cease fire agreement between israel and come off asking reactions here from democrats calling this idea of reckless, unreasonable others, like the democratic senator to chris murphy set, the trump and i quote, totally lost it. and from the reactions we also heard from the foreign ministry of saudi arabia, this send out a statement rejecting any infringement of what they call is legitimate right of the policy pinion a people. and we will probably him more reactions from the region in the next couple of hours you talked about deceased by dealing with guns are the 2nd phase of that is up for discussion. was this even a talking point between this and, you know, and the president trump and at the donors from comments essentially detail. this is by a. so that's the big question. the many are asking themselves because t

and who gary, who's near the kind of boost signing, crossing in southern gaza. so on the age front, what's the latest? we've heard officials and guys saying that there's not enough a trucks coming into to the gaza strip under the times of the sci fi deal. talk to is about what's been happening at the crossing where you are and where the trucks are able to come in to that crossing. well we have been here since the early hours of the morning and we have been seeing empty trucks coming from the central area and from con eunice in different parts of the southern area to the crossing empty. and now they're going to be uploading a then, then they're going to enter the gaza strip for through current. i'll be silent wherever we're very close to. but also we're also waiting for met effects earlier in the next upcoming hours. but the gaza official stays at that's what every is coming in is not enough. for example, they mentioned that they need 50 trucks of fuel every single day. and only 15 trucks are entering was fuel because all the hospitals, the medical field hospita

the gaza strip. a total of about 360 square kilometers of land. faced relentless bombardments from israel for over 15 months. now is confronting another kind of threat, a foreign leader toying with the idea of occupation. the us will take over the gaza strip and we will do a job with a to and will do what is necessary if it's necessary. we'll do that. we're going to take over that piece so we're going to develop it while the us president considers the gaza strip to be a real estate on sale. it's residents reject his plans strongly business . philip also had trumps remarks. are logical. we have lived through war for a year and more. and then he comes and says, we should leave our land. this is our land, and the land of our ancestors. the plumbing oh is you can send you the highest full fee on that. what do you have had that a this one for displacement is not new of many plans. talked about this issue and fee. of course the plan will see you as president on the drum in the field because cousins hold ont

and of the council members, fully in the devastation, will be disastrous. in gazaney all operations, will compromise the international response predict and the capacity of the united nations, just went the assistance must be scaled up significantly. this would only worsen in the living conditions of millions of palestinians. in the government claims that transfer to other entities and in fact, the agencies to provide it services to the entire population is unique. the capacity to directly provide family healthcare for million palestinians, to truly get education for hundreds of thousands of children, far exceeds that of any other entity. the services can only be transfer transferred in the government if israel claims they play a visible role in providing assistance gaza. and in fact, how the emergency response, was all of the entities delivering the other house and since october 2023, who delivered to theirs of all food assistance provided shelter for over million persons and vaccinated one quarter million of children against polio and the cease-fire began in 60 pe

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political sacramento is going to take over the gaza. and this is something which is going to create some problems with the full because if they are going to decide here was the pledges, the going to make to spot build the gaza. the crucial point we would surface once again who takes over. now the unit is the americans, maybe it's clear they're not going to be committed to rebuilding because if i'm us stays impala. and this is the consensus which is starting to build among many out of countries, all the need to turn that jump to on the era of how much and phase a way for the policy and both forward with you to take over that going to be able to get to the point where there is an out of g c. c, consensus on that particular issue. who takes over gaza. if they manage to overcome the intricate, sensitive, delicate point they're going to go ahead and rebuild garza and on that particular issue. saudi arabia is undoubtedly the country which will have a huge political this way and finance. just wait for what happens next. now what does it conce

the united states has no place in gaza. if we would like to do anything for the palestinian people, we should feed them. gaza should be taken over by dubai, saudi arabia, or someplace like that. and then i hear people saying hamas, hamas. the reason why hamas was developed was because israel was obliterating all the palestinians, and the u.s. would not come to their defense, so hamas had no choice but to save all those people who were being killed, family, children. host: i will ask you what i asked the other caller, republicans yourself agreeing with the idea, what do you think of that? caller: it is absurd. can you imagine all the enemies that we would accumulate for the u.s. of this happened? do think the other islamic people around the world would allow this to happen? that is absurd. you are going to displace the whole generation of palestinians? first we took them out of israel. then we are going to take them out of gaza? are we insane? host: go ahead. caller: i think it is a great idea. i think the might of the united

and that couldn't danger the lives of the hostages still held in gaza. but more broadly, it's dangerous because as you said, it normalizes this idea all the time in li, displacing the palestinians from the god. just because the max being something that that is on these ready fall wild have long wanted in an accord full of now with the president's remarks. essentially, if you seems to be kind of a proving office and bathroom, certainly boost that helps to displace the palestinians from the gaza strip, potentially even from the west bank as well. so i think we have to take it very seriously. as we've seen, the palestinians don't want this jordan, egypt, saudi arabia, even this turning, prime minister has come out and said that uh is truly a still suppose the 2 state solution. we're the push back going to come from the within the united states to think of as well. i think am actually from potentially from the republican party and republicans in congress because what trump is quoting for is, is that would be a very large and long term deployment to the americ

palestinians are the owners of gaza and the west bank.o state solution, which has been supported all over the world. you have identified many reactions against this declaration including the prime minister. christian: what would be the likely consequences if donald trump were to threaten to withdraw that offer of military aid he promised this week? who would egypt then turned to? >> egypt stood firm from day one. i don't think you have to link between -- christian: you know that he might. >> i think you and britain and worldwide know very much egypt is a country that is responsible, country that is adhering to international law and legality. our call for a palestinian state is unwavering. we will affirm our position against the declaration, against the position which has been described by the international legality as war crimes. christian: humor me for a second. let's suppose, for arguments sake, that america does own it. let's suppose a million palestinians decided to leave, admitted to sinai, egypt, what would happen to the other half

snake, a witness documentary on a jersey to the president. donald trump proposes the us take over the gaza strip and develop it after calling for the permanent resettlement of palestinians. and be responsible for this man is on this side. the folks over on the new what you obviously are like from the coming up in the next talk about sufficient se donald trump's proposals are recipe for kale. some old, any ski made that up routine. palestinians from that who blood is unacceptable to jews of gold and gone. so we see what's left of the world striving gold. schultz sent to israel's destruction. also tuesday, the soldiers that killed the occupied west bank because it is really been its real fraction intensifies across multiple tell us to be in the cities the both just the problem us president trump says america will take over the gaza strip and take the responsibility for rebuilding it children after reiterating that palestinians a gauze that should be related to neighboring countries. he made the comment studying alongside, as well as prime minister benjamin netanyahu at the white house. trump

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to us, we'll take over the gaza strip and we will do a job with it to fill out in the ultimate try. this is, they'll just say we're alive from talk. so coming up a mazda official site, the us presidents proposals, our recipe for kyle's and williams, operating palestinians is unacceptable. the jewels of northern gauze are we see what's left of the ones driving gold shops off to israel's destruction. and the shooting of an education sense in sweden kills 10 people. the prime minister says it's the country's west match. sure thing. the president donald trump says, thank us, we'll take over the gaza strip and take responsibility for rebuilding it shortly after reiterating that palestinians in the strip should be relocated to neighboring countries, he made the come in, standing alongside as ralph's prime minister benjamin netanyahu at the white house, a trump says he full sees long term us ownership of this trip while it is being rebuilt, bringing jobs and economic prosperity to the area. then yahoo says the proposal is something that could change history, but it's not clear how and then

the people of gaza. k at what happens in the past and understand for the people of gaza and us, they deserve a future without hamas. host: do you think there is also pressure coming from trump on netanyahu right now? he has said he wants to see a cessation of hostilities. guest: i think it when you look at the goals they both agree on many deals. we don't want to see hamas back in power in gaza, we want hostages back in israel and other nations. the question is how to get to that point. you have to have a discussion, tell the president what we think. it will not be a place to enforce policy. we are on good terms with the president. he learned the complicity of those issues and i think together we can move forward. host: i want to touch on iran and comments from trump saying he believes iran is strong right now. what is it israel would like to see in terms of policy from the u.s. toward iran? guest: today he signed executive orders regarding sanctions against iran. to isolate iran. it is not only the nucle

in gaza. as thee is beengmmenting on this are there is so much saying there is so much uncertainty abgut lives, uncertainty about their lives, are going back in many they are going back in many to rubble of homes. cases to the rubble of homes. humanitarian conditions are humanitarian tenantlensare ' difficult humanitarian tenditinnsare ' difficult given the wintry weather we have stormy, wintry weather we have had the week and people had in the past week and peeple saying already it seems to are saying already it seems to be held in gaza.— are saying already it seems to be held in gaza. yolande knell, thank yom _ from jordan and egypt — if they refuse to take in palestinians as part of his plan to move them later today, jordan's king abdullah, will visit the white house, for his first meeting since mr lucy williamson has more now from thejordanian capital jordan is a superpower of stability in a volatile a plan seen as helping israel's far—right nationalists take over palestinian land. the families i

the legal settling, who didn't go. as you can see of compound a ride in gaza. the gods have in the central area around, then it's 3 core door and we'll draw it to the border line. right now, what we're seeing here was more of the rep, a replica of what happened in the past years. do these really monitors of over the court or establish military bases inside the central part of the cord or the eastern part and the west front, part impeding moving completely and for a long time for months this area turned into more of a death trap for people to anyone who tries desperately to move back to their homes in the northern part and got city was shots that many of the people on the 1st the it, as people started to return to their homes in northern garza found many of the remains of a lot of people who were killed on the road, they are necessary for those who were shot by the sniper by b as bailey military. and this is very consistent with an earlier article released by har. that to prove that many of the soldiers did that as a part of a spare time shooting palomina, knowin

palestinians out of gaza at gunpoin' the d at bayonet point. imagination: point. palestinians out of gaza at gunpoin' the imagination and 1t. it defies the imagination and it is clearly not anything that's to happen. so that's going to happen. at?” ask that's going to happen. 5&5 ' ask this, then, why do me ask you this. then, why do think president stood you think president ira-ma stood there on you think president trump stood there on the podium up there on the podium yesterday side side with yesterday side by side with minister netanyahu, and prime ministernetafiyahu. and it? people prime ministernetahyahu. and it? people are saying set it? some people are saying could be a negotiating what do ou think was tactic, what do you think was mark yeah, i think to some tactic, what do you think was mark ye i h, i think to some tactic, what do you think was mark y-k to some l tactic, what do you think was mark y_ome i tactic, what do you think was mark : ., ., ~ tactic, what do you think was mark at. of - i tactic, what do you think was mark ye i me

i think the potential and the gaza strip is unbelievable. and i think the entire world representatives from all over the world will be there and there. and they'll look that palestinians also. i don't want to be cute. i don't want to be a wise guy, but the riviera of the middle east. and in the midst of a fragile cease fire truck made yet another controversy over mark about palestinian sovereignty over the west bank. and whether the us supports amec saying it, we haven't taken a position on it yet, but we will be will be making an announcement probably on that very specific topic over the next 4 weeks on wednesday, the is really prime minister means with the us national security advisor and defense secretary at the pentagon and he wraps up his visit to the united states on capitol hill meeting with senior congressional leaders. kimberly healthcare al jazeera whitehouse, senior mazda officials, have released statements following drums resettlement, comments. they say we consider it a recipe for creating chaos, intention in the region, people i

however, it does govern the gaza strip since 2007. how must also called on our up and must and leaders to hold an emergency meeting and sent a clear message to the trumps position on garza would not be accepted in the region . the us presidents remarks could threaten to cease fire, deal to which itself is a balancing act for all sides. trump statement has already drawn sharp international condemnation. box of china has always believed the palestinians given in palestine is the basic principle of postwar governance of gaza. good, we oppose the false relocation of people and gaza, and hope that relevant policies will take the ceasefire. and what comes after it as an opportunity to push the power steering issue back on the right track, and achieve lasting peace in the middle east to look so you must really up turkey, russia and others issued similar comments on wednesday. saudi arabia's for a ministry post at the statements saying, saudi arabia would continue efforts to establish an independent palestinian state. it echoed previous, simil

with the winter weather in gaza. right now, part of the cease fire agreement was to allow 200000 tents into the gaza strip. so far that hasn't come close to happening. we do not want to return to the continued amount of killings or the threats of famine, the threat of doubt break of disease. so all efforts need to be made to make sure that this cease fire, which has been precious to the people of the region. and uh, and indeed of the wider mid least that that cease fire is maintained. the secretary general has just released a new report, putting the cost of rebuilding gaza at $53000000000.00, and the biggest percentage of that. 30 percent is for housing. the united nations estimate 60 percent of all shelter of all civilian housing in garza has been destroyed. christian salumi alger 0, the united nations. more than 500000 palestinians return to northern gaza since the ceasefire deal came into effect reaching cause a city is an arduous task. families have to pass through multiple check points, staffed by american and eg

we see the situation in gaza ;. homes to go back to you. ef. for the first time since the ceasefire dealj relief. for the first time - since the ceasefire deal has been struck, a number yesterday, or mobile caravans yesterday, or mobile horses, have across the rafa border crossing across egypt and the border strip has and the gaza border strip has costed the border costed the rafah border we understand that crossing. we understand that about ten or 15 caravans have sent gaza and also a of equipment, just a number of equipment, just a few equipments that are needed for lifting rubble. we talk lifting rabble. sewetalh the they about the numbers here, they are very limited to of destruction this area scale of destruction this area witnessed. we are talking has witnessed. we are talking about hundreds of thousands of e who are living in families who are living inw and have no shelter. tents and have no shelter. is everywhere and destruction is everywhere and all of the almost, has reduced t t reduced to reduttctethot rabble. target}. rabble. so

with the cease-fire in gaza now hanging by a thread, both jordan and egypt are strongly opposed to thent plan to create this resort in gaza. despite his threat to suspend u.s. aid to the two countries if they don't agree to take into million palestinians. there was this from the king. >> one of the things we can do right away is take 2000 children that are cancer children or very ill, to jordan and then wait for the egyptians to present their plan on how we can work with the president to work on those challenges. >> i didn't know that, you said, 2000 children with cancer or other problems. that's really a beautiful gesture. that's really good and we appreciate it. we will be working on the rest with egypt, you will see some great progress. i think with jordan you will see some great progress. we will have some others helping, at a very high level and the whole thing will come. it is not a complex thing to do. >> some others think it is. however outlandish the plan might be, to those who followed the history of the region, it was always likely he would interfere with the now 10 year cea

and so a regions of the gaza strip. certainly there is a general consensus among palestinians that the renewal of fight thing will leads for fed that destruction into the reason that that struck the q many terry and situation and on the humanitarian situation side of what some nations on the amount of a coming into gaza because officials are saying that it's still not enough. well, uh, the following, how much is the decision to delay the release of the east by the captives? there has been a remote couple of fluctuating rates of a deliveries to the gods district. but today i'm since the 80 hours of this morning, i have hopes that i've every remote couple float of a trucks into cause i. so since the hours this morning, you are definitely on a trip back from a, from the crossing to garza carrying different sorts of food items, sanitation of products and medical supplies to cause us by the function of hospitals and medical clinics. and basically, more than a 100 humanitarian, a troops have into casa since the hours of this m

1p's plans 77 �*the of gaza and plans 77 �*the of gaza and the is 77 �*the of gaza and the futuree palestinian and of the palestinian people, and he has been clarifying he has been further clarifying he has been further clarifying he means. he has been further clarifying - he mean— he has been further clarifying - he means. . by doubling down. glafrifying by doubling down. suggestion that the gaza his suggestion that the gaza strip should be turned into a riviera of middle east has met " met with” ' ' 512i jieheeeeizt been met with disbelief. audible gasps among those watching on when he made the you could announcement. you could see minister netanyahu prime minister netanyahu smiling broadly as the was government have not israeli government have not gone as far in announcements as president trump he talked the trump did, he talked about the people being forced to people of gaza being forced to move, which we should saywoo�*ld a crime move, which we should sayrwould a crime under international be a crime under international law. the israeli been ere government have been saying, we

and also, he hasn't really answered the question dislodge hamas from gaza? e question that the arab nations want if that is what mr trump is wanting them to do, presuming that is what he wants them to do. and remember, mr netanyahu has said that hamas mr trump also wants peace, by the way. so there's so many contradictions here. as i said, there's a lot of details that and just if you can clarify that reference to chuck schumer, which might be confusing some people why that is in there? yes. him and donald trump have always had this very sort mr netanyahu last year. now, chuck schumer is someone who is, he has a very close relationship with israel. but he was critical of mr netanyahu. and it's just led to mr trump making the sort criticism of mr netanyahu, because he's talked about a two—state and what's interesting is that the way that he's just mentioned, chuck schumer, it's almost like he's using the word palestinian as some sort of insult to mr schumer, which i think, iqbal and without reference to schumer was reference to chuck schumer was the original s

oh, but being uprooted from the gaza strip a spot for money. the main concentration now is that the honda set price that these, these to buy it will sustain and it will bring further stability, especially for the 2nd phase. if it comes to a remarkable, successful agreements between how much time each valve product sent to you as always, that the static of wasn't good for the license. joining us live from alpha in southern gaza will let spring. and then i'll come kline. he's a professor of political science at body line university, and he's joining us live from west jerusalem. always great to have you with us on ours is here on this decline. thank you for your time. so this leg of the seas 5 back on track. it has been since thursday and going to plan with the names of one know 2 of the captives to, to be released on saturday. the names have been released after so many days of uncertainty. how do you read the events of the past few days? it was a struggle whether to review the war or resumes and negotiations. i desire. struggle inside these with t

we'll take over the gaza strip and we will do a job with it to will own it. the american president makes the statement during a visit by is really prime minister benjamin netanyahu over the future of the war ravaged territory from which trump says palestinians should be resettled. also on the show, at least 11 people are killed in a shooting at a college and suite 30 se the attacker acted alone and rule out a link to terrorism. the . i'm on east of welcome to the program. donald trump has said that the us should take over the gaza strip and that palestinians living there should be resettled elsewhere. so the us us present. it may be comments at a press conference with is really prime minister benjamin netanyahu at the white house in lou trump suggested us redevelopment of cause that could bring stability to the region. why then? yeah, who called trump's proposal worth pursuing, saying it could quote change history. trump said that the us would take care of the reconstruction of the war torn territory and didn't rule out sending troops to do so. do you as well