Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has expressed support for US President Donald Trump’s proposal to remove and resettle Gaza’s population. Speaking after a meeting with US Secretary of State Marco Rubio in Jerusalem, Netanyahu confirmed that Israel is working closely with the United States on a joint strategy for the Palestinian territory.
The meeting comes amid growing international debate over the future of Gaza. Trump’s plan suggests a US-led resettlement of the two million Palestinians living in the region, relocating them to neighbouring countries. While the proposal has sparked global criticism, Netanyahu’s remarks indicate Israel’s willingness to cooperate in its implementation.
Details of the resettlement plan remain unclear, and it is uncertain how neighbouring countries will respond. However, Netanyahu’s endorsement signals a significant shift in the Israeli government’s approach to Gaza’s long-standing conflict, aligning more closely with the US administration’s stance.
