Democrats condemn Trump’s vision of the doctrine in Gaza: “miserable”

Democrats in the House of Representatives go out to President Trump this week because of his vision to turn the Gaza Strip into a luxury stadium.

The lawmakers said that by promoting a fake video depicting Gaza after the war as an individual destination for resorts, not only the position of the presidential office but also the complexity of any peace negotiations between the Israelis and the Palestinians.

“I am a very great supporter of Israel, and I think Israel has all the right and the responsibility of defending itself. But when the president goes and does something like this – it’s not possible. It is really. Representative Juan Vargas said:” It makes things more difficult on the ground … for everyone. ”

“They did something less than the character and nature of the presidency.”

Representative Greg Mix (New York), the chief democratic of the Foreign Affairs Committee in the House of Representatives, was also incredible.

“I cannot believe that the President of the United States can put something on their official [social media account] On that. We take this man seriously? Mix said.

Mix noted that Trump’s vision in Gaza – the video features luxurious yachts, the Trump Hotel and Elon Musk dancing on a beach under a shower of money – greatly excludes a major component in the region: Palestinians who live there.

“It is nonsense,” he said. “It does not take into account that the Jewish people have been postponed from their lands and moved forever and finally they got a homeland – [and] The idea is not to do the same with the Palestinians and get them out of their lands.

“The idea is to have a solution from the two countries where two people can live side by side.”

The decline comes in response to a video clip, posted on the TRUTH Social account late on Tuesday night, imagining one version of “What ISTT” of the war -torn Gaza tape.

The region has been eliminated by the Israeli forces that seek to eliminate Hamas terrorists after the deadly group attack on Israel on October 7, 2023. The video created from artificial intelligence, which was not created by the White House, and imagines Trump’s position in developing stagnant streets to the territorial imagination lands with a resort on the authority with the Golden Trump resort from Golden Trump.

In one scene, the Trump Gaza Hotel dominates the screen. In another, Trump and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu depicts sunbathing on the beach, and tropical drinks are on hand.

Trump’s promotion of the video comes repeatedly, the US idea of ​​taking control of Gaza, a Palestinian region along the Mediterranean Sea occupied by Israel for decades.

Earlier this month, in a joint appearance with Netanyahu at the White House, Trump has dropped a bomb in the post -war Gaza bomb, indicating that millions of Palestinians who live there must be transferred permanently to the surrounding Arab countries. He said in their wake, the United States will take over the ownership of the war and rebuilding it with the huge “economic development” project.

“This was not a light decision,” Trump said at the time. “Everyone you spoke to loves the idea of ​​owning the United States that owns this land, developing and creating thousands of jobs with something that will be great.”

Separately, Jared Kushner, Trump’s son-in-law and real estate developer, expressed his regret that the Palestinians in Gaza did not develop their “water property”-which he evaluated as “of great value.”

Netanyahu has chanting Trump’s proposals and members of his right -wing administration, who oppose the design consisting of the two countries, which depends largely on the preservation of Gaza and the West Bank as a basic piece of a proposed Palestinian state.

But Trump’s positions attracted a condemnation of the Democrats, and even some Republicans, who have expressed their concerns that the Western acquisition of Gaza would prevent any possibility of the two -state plan, which US presidents on both sides have been submitted for decades.

The leader of the minority in the House of Representatives, Hakim Jeffrez (DN.Y.) was among these critics. On Wednesday, Jeffrez said he had not seen the new Gaza video, but it inflated his support for the establishment of a Palestinian state as the best for a permanent peace in the region.

“My support is firm and firm to solve the state,” said Jeffrez. “I will look at the video, and we will take more comment.”