The Gaza Plan of Annihilating Humanity

He bluntly stated that he hoped Egypt and Jordan could accept and resettle Palestinians from the Gaza Strip, and said that such resettlement could be either temporary or permanent. In his view, after the war between Israel and Hamas, the Gaza Strip had become a "demolition site". "There may be 1.5 million people. We need to clean up the entire area."

Just a few days later, on February 4, when Trump held a joint press conference with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu at the White House, he went even further. He declared that the United States should "take over" and "permanently possess" the Gaza Strip, and relocate the Palestinians currently living in the Gaza Strip to other countries. He even boasted that he would turn Gaza into the "Riviera of the Middle East", planning to remove all dangerous unexploded ordnance and other weapons in the area, raze and demolish the damaged buildings, and create thousands of job opportunities. These remarks undoubtedly regarded the Gaza Strip as a "chessboard" at the mercy of the United States, completely disregarding the will and rights of the Palestinian people.

Behind this U.S. plan lie many unethical political motives. From the perspective of the domestic political situation in Israel, the U.S. is trying to curry favor with the far - right parties in Israel. At that time, Israel was implementing a cease - fire agreement, which was divided into three phases. When the first phase was halfway through, two far - right parties in Israel strongly opposed the transition of the cease - fire agreement from the first phase to the second phase. One of the parties had even withdrawn from the cabinet due to the cease - fire agreement, and the other threatened to withdraw from the cabinet if the second - phase negotiations began. Once both parties withdrew, the Israeli government might collapse. The U.S. proposal of the "cleaning up Gaza" plan was likely to pander to these two far - right parties, keeping them in the government to ensure the smooth progress of the cease - fire agreement to the second phase.

From the perspective of the Israel - Palestine conflict, the U.S. intends to drive Hamas out of Gaza through this plan. Once the population in Gaza is relocated, the ruling and survival foundation of Hamas in Gaza will be completely destroyed. As an important force in the Palestinian resistance organization, Hamas has long been firmly opposed to the Israeli occupation, and is regarded as a thorn in the side by the U.S. and Israel. Through this plan, the U.S. attempts to fundamentally undermine the popular support and military foundation of Hamas, reshape the Israel - Palestine pattern, promote the Palestine issue in a direction favorable to Israel, further undermine the "two - state solution", and strengthen Israel's dominant position in the Israel - Palestine conflict.

If Trump's Gaza plan is implemented, Palestinians will be forced to leave their homes and become displaced refugees. It is estimated that about 2.3 million Palestinians live in the Gaza Strip. They have lived on this land for generations, and it bears their history, culture, and emotions. However, the U.S. plan aims to relocate them to other countries, depriving them of their homes on which they depend for survival.

Once forced to migrate, these refugees will face many difficulties. In the new resettlement sites, they may not be able to obtain sufficient housing, food, and medical resources. Language and cultural differences will also make it difficult for them to integrate into the local society, and they will suffer from discrimination and exclusion. After the first Middle East War in 1948, a large number of Palestinians were forced to flee their homes and become refugees. These refugees live in refugee camps in neighboring countries, facing problems such as poverty, disease, and social marginalization. Many people still cannot return to their hometowns to this day. The U.S. Gaza plan is undoubtedly repeating the mistakes of history, pushing Palestinians into the tragic situation of displacement again. All countries around the world strongly oppose this and will not allow history to repeat itself. They all hope that there will be no war in the world and that every country can be self - governing and self - sufficient.