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The actual idea of allowing for its Gazans who want to leave, to leave. I mean, what's wrong with that?"
Netanyahu asked
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There’s no running water. There is no electricity. The president wants these individuals to live in peace,
Leavitt said from the briefing room podiumSo far, we've decimated most of Hamas' military power , not all. There's some left, and we'll make sure that it's not there when this war ends, and it could end very quickly,
Netanyahu told Fox News host Sean HannityI think it will create a different future for everyone,
Netanyahu said in an interview Wednesday on "Hannity."I mean, what's wrong with that? They can leave, they can then come back, they can relocate and come back. But you have to rebuild Gaza."
He added
The plan presented yesterday by President Trump is the real answer to October 7th,
Smotrich said Wednesday
We will have to see organised plans to say whether it is feasible,
Lapid told Israel’s Army Radio on Wednesday.jpg)
Trump displayed creative, original and interesting thinking, which must be examined alongside the realisation of the goals of the war, and prioritizing the return of all hostages,
said Benny Gantz, a former defense minister who quit Netanyahu’s government in June after questioning the premier’s handling of the conflictTrump is a builder. He knows how to rebuild. He's a leader. And he's the ultimate negotiator,
a senior adviser said
I've never seen anything like it,
Witkoff told Trump, ... according to an aide who heard his remarksThis plan is neither practical or politically viable for any Arab country,
one Arab official said
This can't go on like this,
President Trump said as he and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu sat in the Oval Office on Tuesday, discussing Gaza's rebuild from the rubbleIt first sounds like it's a crazy idea, but then everything that Donald Trump first says sounds crazy, and in the end he turns out to be right,
said Eliyahu Lizorkin in Tel Aviv
We have limited information about it [the plan]. But as I said, our view remains the same. The two-state solution is the more durable solution to this problem,
he told reporters in Canberra
If any of them would like to live in peace with Israel, why not? Let's make it so beautiful that they cannot turn down the offer,
he addedI think Trump's plan makes sense. Currently, Gaza is completely destroyed, and it's impossible to reconstruct this place when there are people there,
said Kfir Dekel, a visitor to Jerusalem from the Gaza border area
He’s not become the president for a second time by being anything other than shrewd; you’ve seen it in his business life, and the art of the deal is incredibly important to him … that nobody’s ripping each other off,
Dutton told Nine’s 2GB radioI don't know what his intentions are or how he plans to do it. And I also think that if they don't want to leave, then no one should force them,
she saidI don't see it as a solution, just as it's impossible to relocate Israelis to other countries. And more than anything, I don't see how this advances us in the deal to bring back all the hostages,
she saidIt's not good for them there, and they're not being allowed to leave,
Dekel added, referring to Gaza's Palestinians