US President Donald Trump has expressed skepticism over the durability of the Israel-Hamas ceasefire as the tenuous truce entered its third day on Tuesday. The president’s remarks came during his first day in office, following his inauguration ceremony. Speaking at the Oval Office during a signing ceremony, Trump said, “I’m not confident. It’s not our war. It’s their war. I think they are very weakened on the other side.” “Gaza is like a massive demolition site. That place… it’s really got to be rebuilt in a different way,” said Trump. “Gaza is interesting. It’s a phenomenal location on the sea, best weather, you know, everything’s good. It’s like some beautiful things could be done with it, but it’s very interesting, but some fantastic things could be done with Gaza.” On the same day, one of Trump’s first actions as president was revoking sanctions on Israeli settlers in the West Bank. These sanctions had been imposed by the Biden administration in response to settler attacks on Palestinians. Trump’s return has been congratulated by both the Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas. Ceasefire Despite doubts about the ceasefire’sContinue reading "Trump Calls Gaza ‘Massive Demolition Site’, Doubts Ceasefire Will Remain"
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