Donald Trump to prepare a “comprehensive” plan for Gaza

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His envoy said that Donald Trump was scheduled to be held in the White House to discuss a “comprehensive plan” for the future of Gaza, and Israel prepared its forces to invade Gaza City.

US President Steve Whittkov said that Trump heads a “big meeting” at the White House on Wednesday amid international horror on the disastrous conditions in Gaza, where an unaccounted committee announced a famine Last week for the first time.

“It is a very comprehensive plan that we put the next day (for Gaza) I think many people will be-they will see how strong the matter and how-how good is.” Wittakov told Fox News on Tuesday.

Israeli Foreign Minister Gideon, US Secretary of State Marco Rubio, was scheduled to meet on Wednesday, when the couple was expected to discuss developments in Gaza and the occupied West Bank, including efforts to stop the shooting deal.

Witkev’s comments came after Trump suggested this week that the war could end within two to three weeks and that he told the Israelis “obtaining it soon.”

“We believe that we will settle this method or another, and certainly before the end of this year,” Witkev told Fox News.

The previous efforts made by the United States, Egypt and Qatar to mediate at the end of the fighting have stopped repeatedly with Israel and Hamas, unlike the basic aspects of what any deal should include.

Earlier this month, Hamas accepted a suggestion for a temporary ceasefire, which the mediators said greatly similar to the person who put it in May and before Israel before, which would liberate some of the remaining hostages in exchange for a 60 -day truce.

But Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has insisted in recent weeks that Israel is now only interested in a deal that brings all the hostages back home.

Israeli officials also insisted on moving forward in their plans to take over Gaza CityWith the Arab army spokesman said on Wednesday that the evacuation of the city was “inevitable.”

The White House did not provide any other details about Wednesday’s material or timing.

“President Trump was clear that he wanted to end the war, and he wanted peace and prosperity for all in the region,” said a White House official.

In recent weeks, Trump administration officials have prepared against the plans of the main American allies – including the United Kingdom, France, Canada and Australia – to recognize the Palestinian state at the United Nations General Assembly meeting next month.

Trump indicated earlier this year that the United States should control Gaza, expel the population, and rebuild the shattered lands to a The Mediterranean Sea “Riviera” – Comments that seemed to be shocked by both members of his administration and his Israeli counterparts, but since then the Israeli ministers have converted.

Additional reports before Steve Chavez in Washington