US EditionRubio Says Trump Meant Only Temporary Gaza Move For Rebuilding
- U.S. officials clarified that President Donald Trump seeks to temporarily relocate Palestinians from Gaza for reconstruction, not permanent resettlement, after facing pushback from allies and lawmakers.
- Secretary of State Marco Rubio described Trump's proposal as a generous offer for debris removal and rebuilding efforts in Gaza.
- The White House ruled out sending U.S. dollars for Gaza's reconstruction, while President Joe Biden had proposed joint governance of the territory before leaving office.
- Arab nations and Palestinians criticized the relocation proposal, warning it could destabilize the region and undermine efforts for a two-state solution.
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‘We can’t take it anymore’: Palestinians in Gaza plead for help after weather destroys their tents
Parts of Gaza that lost thousands of structures during Israeli airstrikes, forcing people to live in tents, were battered by wind and rain. Residents and authorities plead for help.
Gaza Strip currently uninhabitable, says US Secretary of State - He argues that "to rebuild a place like this, people would have to temporarily settle elsewhere"
The American Secretary of State flew to the President's aid.
Almost completely razed to the ground by the wind, the tent city built in the south of the Gaza Strip (ANSA)
Displaced Gazans face new hardships as storms destroy their temporary shelters
In the already challenging landscape of Gaza, turbulent weather conditions are exacerbating the plight of displaced residents. Strong winds, heavy rains, and dropping temperatures are making tents and shelters uninhabitable, adding to their misery.
Gaza's displaced struggle as storm destroys makeshift shelters
A powerful storm has battered Gaza displacement camps, flooding makeshift shelters, destroying tents, and leaving thousands of displaced families exposed to freezing temperatures and worsening humanitarian conditions. Floodwaters swallowed hundreds of fragile tents, while howling winds ripped others from the ground, leaving families with nothing but open sky above them. In the overcrowded refugee camps, home to more than 1.5 million displaced pe…
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