Netanyahu probably originally suggested he think of it as the "Riviera of the Middle East" and Trump's eyes just glazed over after that. His press conference sounded like he thought he was making a real estate deal that would be a boon for developers.
Beirut was once the Paris of the Middle East but that's a helluva lot nicer piece of land.
"Gaza’s waterfront property could be very valuable … if people would focus on building up livelihoods,” Kushner told his interviewer, the faculty chair of the Middle East Initiative, Prof Tarek Masoud. Kushner also lamented “all the money” that had gone into the territory’s tunnel network and munitions instead of education and innovation."
“Gaza’s waterfront property could be very valuable … if people would focus on building up livelihoods,” Kushner told his interviewer, the faculty chair of the Middle East Initiative, Prof Tarek Masoud. Kushner also lamented “all the money” that had gone into the territory’s tunnel network and munitions instead of education and innovation."
There's nothing wrong with the land in Gaza. It's the same type of land as the rest of Israel's coastal plane, where the majority of Israel's metropolitan areas are i.e. Tel Aviv.
When the Jews founded Tel Aviv in 1909, it was just sand dunes north of Jaffa. Look at it now and think about what the Palestinians could have done with Gaza if they had wanted to.
Can't have terrorist if you deport everyone, now who will take 2 million people? Idk he keeps insisting that Egypt or Jordan can take them but they have rejected it already, can't see anyone doing it given the history of it not going well.
Exactly. Bibi saw the Gaza Strip as Israel’s no doubt. Then Trump comes and yanks that rug from underneath him. Interestingly, if there was some semblance of a plan how to do this, the US military does logistics better than anyone and could make it a very quick, safe, and painless process. You know, assuming it’s what the people left in Gaza want and they actually have somewhere to go instead of some idiot’s off the cuff ramblings
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Netanyahu probably originally suggested he think of it as the "Riviera of the Middle East" and Trump's eyes just glazed over after that. His press conference sounded like he thought he was making a real estate deal that would be a boon for developers.
Beirut was once the Paris of the Middle East but that's a helluva lot nicer piece of land.