Netanyahu Presents Trump with Gold-Plated Pager as Token of Appreciation for Operation Resulting in Children's Death: "What a Successful Operation That Was"
During his visit to the White House, Israeli Prime Minister Bibi Netanyahu presented an unconventional gift to President Donald Trump - a pair of pagers. The gift seemingly referred to a recent Israeli operation that utilized pagers and walkie-talkies rigged with explosives against Hezbollah operatives. This operation caused extensive damage, resulting in the deaths of 42 individuals, including children and healthcare workers, and injuring thousands more.
Trump reportedly praised the operation, deemed by many as inhumane and barbaric. In Washington to congratulate Trump on his election victory and discuss potential collaborations, Netanyahu discussed the possibility of reshaping the Middle East for mutual benefits. Trump then announced his intention to take control of Gaza, forcing the native population out and transforming the area into a luxurious destination.
The development of Gaza as a luxury real estate project has drawn significant attention, with Donald Trump's son-in-law, Jared Kushner, leading the initiative. Kushner, a successful real estate developer, has previously built luxury hotel complexes in various countries. His ambition to revamp Gaza's coastline is touted as an opportunity to create jobs and housing for locals. However, Moscow-based American journalist, Cenk Uygur, bolstered by the ongoing Palestinian conflict, has criticized Netanyahu, asserting that he humiliated the United States by making the president seem like his servant.
Meanwhile, right-wing influencer Candace Owens, in support of the controversial idea, retweeted a statement suggesting that Gaza should be considered an integral part of America, with American soldiers willing to lay down their lives for Israel's expansion. Elon Musk, often hailed as America's "real president," also had a meeting with Netanyahu and his son prior to the latter's meeting with Trump. Musk's involvement in the pursuit of government spending and "waste" remains unclear. Critics suspect that the United States diverts a significant portion of its budget to Israel.
The idea of transforming Gaza into a luxury resort has drawn overwhelming criticism and concern, with leaders from various countries, including the UN Secretary-General, German President, and British Prime Minister, expressing horror and condemnation. Critics stress the need to adhere to international law and support a two-state solution while opposing the forced displacement of Palestinians, which could be considered ethnic cleansing. Ultimately, the feasibility and legality of such a project remain questionable.
Netanyahu proposed to reshape the Middle East with Trump, envisioning potential collaborations that could include technological advancements in Gaza's infrastructure. In the future, tech and technology could play a significant role in transforming the Gaza Strip, offering opportunities for growth and innovation.
Given Donald Trump's entrepreneurial background and son-in-law Jared Kushner's experience in luxury real estate, there's speculation about incorporating modern tech and sustainable solutions to enhance Gaza's infrastructure, making it both livable and profitable.
