Trump suggests that Palestinians leave Gaza, move to another country
President Trump suggested that Palestinians leave Gaza, and that the U.S. would "take over the Gaza Strip." He made the comments as he met with Israel's Prime Minister Netanyahu at the White House. NBC News' Andrea Mitchell reports.
Trump: Palestinians Will Be 'Thrilled' to Get Relocated From Gaza Homeland
During a White House news conference on Tuesday, President Donald Trump said that Palestinians have "no alternative" but to leave the Gaza Strip, suggesting they would be "thrilled" to get displaced from their homeland, which he branded a "demolition site."
The letter was signed by the foreign ministers of Jordan, Egypt, Saudi Arabia, Qatar and the UAE, as well as Palestinian ...
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During a news conference with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, President Donald Trump on Feb. 4 suggested the U.S.
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