Trump Softens Stance on Gaza Takeover Plan Amid International Condemnation and Regional Opposition

US President Donald Trump has seemingly softened his stance on taking control of war-torn Gaza and relocating its over two million residents to neighboring countries. He clarified that he was merely recommending the idea, rather than actively pursuing it.

Earlier this month, Trump's plan to take over Gaza and rebuild it while pressuring Egypt and Jordan to accept displaced Palestinians caused widespread shock. However, in a recent interview, the Republican president acknowledged that the leaders of both Jordan and Egypt had rejected the plan, citing the injustice of displacing Palestinians against their will.

This apparent shift in Trump's position could be attributed to several factors. Firstly, the international community has strongly condemned the plan, with many countries expressing concerns about the humanitarian implications of displacing such a large population. Secondly, the leaders of Jordan and Egypt have made it clear that they are unwilling to accept the displaced Palestinians, further complicating the feasibility of the plan.

It remains to be seen whether Trump will completely abandon the idea of taking control of Gaza. However, his recent statements suggest that he is at least open to reconsidering his position. This could be a positive development, as it could help to avoid a further escalation of tensions in the region.