Trump’s call for U.S. takeover of Gaza hits wall of opposition
TEL AVIV — President Trump’s declaration that the United States wants to “take over” the war-ravaged Gaza Strip and permanently resettle Palestinians living there was met Wednesday with a mixture of scorn and disbelief across the region and beyond — but greeted with delight by right-wing allies of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.
Netanyahu is the first foreign leader to meet with Trump since his return to the Oval Office and comes as the prime minister's popular support is faltering.
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Breaking down Trump’s shocking proposal — and whether it’s a distraction, a negotiating ploy or something more.
The new demand seized on an ultimatum issued by President Trump, who said Tuesday that Hamas was unlikely to meet the ...
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