Gaza War: Netanyahu speaks of “beach plots” in the Gaza Strip

The Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu took part in the laying of the foundation stone for a beach promenade south of Tel Aviv, which is named after US President Donald Trump. At the ceremony in the city of Jam, in which US ambassador Mike Huckabee was also present, the Israeli head of government made hints about the future of the competitive Gaza strip.

“Wonderful beach plots” in Gaza

“President Trump spoke to me about investment values ​​by the sea several times,” said Netanyahu, according to his office. “He told me that we have wonderful beach plots here,” said the head of government. However, Trump spoke about a place “who is a little south of here-in Gaza,” said the 75-year-old. “He said this place had to become a place of peace, prosperity and good life, and not terror. He is right.” Trump is “the best friend that Israel has ever had in the White House”.

Therefore, he recommended to the mayor of Bat Jam, Zvika Brot, to name the beach promenade after the US President. “That’s exactly what we’re doing here today.”

Trump’s Gaza-Plan nourishes the Palestinian before displacement

The future of the Gaza Strip is disputed internationally. US President Trump brought the idea into play to take control of the area and to move the Palestinian population to transform Gaza into a “Riviera of the Middle East”. The proposal met with violent criticism. Israel wants to smash Islamist Hamas, while Palestinian representatives push for a reconstruction of the Gaza Strip under its own administration.

Netanyahu had repeatedly stated support for Trump’s plan. Many Palestinians also take care of the intended intake of the city of Gaza in view of a new wave of flight and displacement – similar to during the war in the course of the foundation of the Israeli in 1948 and during the 1967 Six Day.