A High-End Refugee Plan or Forced Exodus?

Trump’s take is bold—forget rebuilding Gaza, just move its people elsewhere and build them luxury communities funded by "very rich nations" (definitely not U.S. tax dollars, he implies). His argument? Gaza has been a war-ridden disaster forever, and resettling people somewhere new could give them a fresh, safe start instead of repeating the cycle of destruction. He suggests countries like Egypt or Jordan take them in, though history shows those nations have repeatedly refused. His confidence that they'd say "yes" to him, but "no" to Biden, is classic Trump bravado. The idea of abandoning Gaza altogether and relocating its entire population is sure to spark debate—whether as a practical escape plan or a total political non-starter. One thing’s for sure: he’s not talking about the usual “two-state solution” narrative. Whether it’s genius or unrealistic, Trump’s vision is definitely shaking up the conversation.