Gaza

Trump’s proposed settlement in Gaza has met with opposition groups who maintain that the Palestinians should be allowed to remain in Gaza. This war-torn area where most structures are destroyed and many that are still standing are unsafe. There is no food, water, medicine or the infrastructure to house the people. They will need outside help but no plans have been presented. For two years an estimated 12 million people in Sudan have been suffering with little to no relief. Here is a quote from the UN. “Children and women are continually abused, and the elderly and sick lack medical assistance,” he continued. “This is the worst humanitarian crisis in the world.” A look at history reveals the possible future for Gaza. When Israel was founded in 1948 the Arabs immediately invaded and were defeated. The same thing happened in the 1956 war, the 1967 war, the 1973 war, the 1982 Lebanon war, the Intifada 1987 to 1990, the second Intifada 2000-2005, the terror bombings in Israel resulting in the building of the wall around Israel followed up with sending rockets into Israel. This brief history says that it is only a matter of time until the net uprising happens and this is the proposed solution to the current situation. What are the specifics about Trump’s plan? Temporarily, two or three years, move the people to other Arab countries. Trump will negotiate with these countries like Saudi Arabia to accept the refugees. Using the foundation of the Abraham Accords the Arab Suni countries can be united to finance the rebuilding of Gaza. Israeli construction companies will rebuild using labor from Gaza. The Gazan people will return to a country that gives them a chance at a future not a future war. For those who don’t agree what is their plan.