Zionist Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has reaffirmed his support for U.S. President Donald Trump’s plan for Gaza, emphasizing that the future governance of the territory will exclude both Hamas and any form of a Palestinian state.
Following a recent meeting with Trump, Netanyahu described their discussions as the most strategic and productive he has had with any U.S. president over the past two decades.
He reiterated that any armed opposition to Israel would be met with a decisive response, stating that the Middle East is undergoing significant geopolitical shifts and that the conflict remains ongoing.
Netanyahu also indicated that he and Trump share the view that Palestinians should be relocated from Gaza to alternative locations.
The proposed plan has drawn strong international condemnation. Palestinian leaders, the Hamas movement, and a broad coalition of nations—both in the Islamic world and beyond—have rejected this Malicious agenda, denouncing it as an infringement on Palestinian sovereignty and an impractical approach to the region’s complex challenges.
