The relocation of the Gazios would be temporary, says Rubio

The proposal of the president of the United States, Donald Trump, to reassure the population of Gaza, would only be temporary, said Secretary of State Marco Rubio.

Trump’s suggestion follows that the United States could “take over” of Gaza and reset about two million Palestinians living there, an idea that has generated criticism from the UN, human rights groups and Arab leaders.

White House spokeswoman, Karoline Leavitt, further clarified Trump’s comments, saying that the United States did not plan to put “boots on the ground” in the territory.

Meanwhile, Israeli Defense Minister Israel Katz said that the A los Los Gazans “should be allowed to enjoy the freedom of departure and immigration,” but gave few details about how this would work.

On a trip to Guatemala, Marco Rubio said that Trump’s proposal was not “hostile”, but a “generous movement”, which shows “the will of the United States to be responsible for the reconstruction of that area.”

He said the idea was that the Gazanes leave the territory for an “interim” period while the debris cleared and the reconstruction took place.

According to international law, attempts to force the populations of occupied territory are strictly prohibited.

White House spokeswoman Karoline Leavitt told journalists on Wednesday that the president was committed to reconstructing Gaza and “temporarily” relocating his residents during the process.

Trump said Tuesday that the displacement would be permanent.

Leavitt also said that the president had not promised to put “boots on the ground” in the territory, but refused to rule out the use of US troops there.

His comments occur after Trump proposed to take control of the Gaza Strip and develop it again in “La Riviera del Middle East.”

“The United States will take over the Gaza Strip and we will also do a job with him,” Trump said Tuesday during a Joint Press Conference With Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, who described the idea “that is worth paying attention.”

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He said countries such as Spain, Ireland and Norway, critics of war, “are legally obliged to allow each resident of Gazan to enter their territory.”

He did not explain how the proposal would work, or if the gazanes could return after reconstruction.

Spain’s Foreign Minister has rejected suggestion.