Former administrative official of Bush Slams Netanyahus Plan for Palestinians: there is a word for this
Joe Scarborough of MSNBC is destroying Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and President Donald Trump for his informed plan to relocate the besieged Palestinians of the area and on support, they affirm that other countries in the region are expressing for the idea.
Netanyahu, accused of war crimes for the military campaign in Gaza after Hamas’s 2023 terrorist attacks in Israel, drew on Monday at the White House, where a journalist asked Trump if his “Palestinian relocation plan” was still on the table.
Trump, who offered the idea earlier this year, postponed the answer to his guest.
“I think President Trump had a brilliant vision. It’s called free choice. You know, if people want to stay, they can stay, but if they want to leave, they should be able to leave. It shouldn’t be a prison. It should be an open place and give people a free choice,” said Netanyahu.
“We are working with the United States very closely to find countries that will seek to realize what they always say, that they wanted to give the Palestinians a better future, and I think we are approaching several countries,” he continued, and added that the Palestinians will have “the freedom to choose.”
Scarborough criticized the idea that other countries want to take the displaced Palestinians as an “absurd statement” during the “Morning Joe” Tuesday edition, where Richard Haass joined him, former advisor to the state secretary of the state Colin Powell during the administration of former President George W. Bush.
“And the idea that somehow the response to the Palestinian problem is to expel the Palestinians of the Earth who have considered their own for thousands of years seems, in the best case, to be a beginning,” Scarborough told Haass.
“I didn’t see, in his menu, the idea of a Palestinian state,” said Haass Agree. “Then, look, you have 2 million Palestinians in Gaza, three million more in the West Bank, and the idea that you are going to find houses for them outside these areas, I think it is fanciful.”
He continued: “There is a word for this: it’s called ‘transfer’.”
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The number of Palestinian deaths of the Israel-Ahamas War exceeded 55,000 in June, according to the Gaza Ministry of Health. Netanyahu has long said that the military campaign in Gaza is strictly a defensive measure to recover the Israeli hostages of Hamas. Trump said in February that the United States should “take over” of Gaza and turn it into the “Riviera del Middle East”, which caused a serious reaction at that time.
Haass pointed out on Tuesday that the Israelis on the right have “a deeply sustained hope” to solve the Palestinian land “or even annex” completely.
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“So I think that apart from a small number of Palestinians who could reach Egypt or something, the idea that this is ‘a solution to the Palestinian problem’ is, again, it is simply drilling a dry hole,” said Haass. “It is not a serious proposal.”
Scarborough replied: “No, it’s not serious. And you can’t talk about peace in the Middle East without talking about a solution of two states. And the people who claim that you can have your head trapped in the sand.”