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    Wie Trump zu seiner atemberaubenden Idee kam, den Gazastreifen zu "übernehmen"
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    Wie Trump zu seiner atemberaubenden Idee kam, den Gazastreifen zu „übernehmen“

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    1. Alarmed_Mistake_9999 on

      Submission Statement: Reportedly the idea came out of nowhere- developed without a thorough discussion and instead out of the President’s all-around belief that the orthodox approach to foreign policy is a failure, and only outside-the-box thinking can bring about peace. It was also influenced by Jared Kushner’s and some other Miami developer’s interest in Mediterranean real estate.

      I will go out on a limb and predict that Trump Tower Gaza isn’t happening anytime soon. I would love to hear the discussion when the King of Jordan visits next week. I am sure he is not happy at all with the proposal.

    2. Backwardspellcaster on

      Easy. The Vegas „strip“ makes mad money, logically a Gaza „strip“ would too!

      Trump plays 15 dimensional checkers!

    3. omnibossk on

      Netanyahu wants all the Palestinians gone from the strip and even he knows it’s a massive stretch. So they plant the idea and make Trump believe he is the source.

    4. Reatona on

      I stopped halfway through the first sentence when they called the idea „audacious and improbable.“ Audacious and improbable is when you do something like test the entire Saturn V rocket assembly at once instead of separately launching the components to see how they do. Trump’s Gaza notion isn’t „audacious and improbable“ — it’s horrifically criminal, stupid, inhumane, literally impossible unless he plans to send people to death camps, and would end up with Americans killing and being killed in Gaza (along with untold numbers of Palestinians). Speculation about how Trump came up with the idea is pointless — his two functioning neurons randomly bumped into each other and made his mouth spew this idiotic nonsense.

    5. Halfie951 on

      I guess in retrospect maybe we should of had a real primary instead of whatever we threw together

    6. gooners1 on

      It was talked about during his first administration around his peace plan. Then they were talking about the „Singapore of the Middle East.“

    7. eatababy on

      „You have to learn from history.“ Is this the most ironic statement of this decade?

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