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Trump Advocates for 'Freedom Zone' in Gaza Amid Ceasefire Talks Stalemate

President Trump suggests transforming Gaza into a U.S.-controlled 'freedom zone' as violence escalates and ceasefire negotiations stall.


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During a visit to Qatar, President Trump proposed the U.S. establish a 'freedom zone' in Gaza, aiming to redevelop the war-torn region amidst rising violence, with recent Israeli airstrikes causing over 150 deaths, including many children. The proposal has faced backlash from Arab leaders and Hamas, which rejected the idea, highlighting the ongoing humanitarian crisis in Gaza. The U.S. also seeks to facilitate ceasefire negotiations, but efforts remain stalled as Israel plans further military actions against Hamas, intensifying pressure on the region's delicate geopolitical landscape.

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Trump's suggestion to take over Gaza and create a 'freedom zone' has been met with outrage and concerns of permanent displacement for Palestinians.

Hamas officials assert that Gaza is an integral part of Palestinian land and their people will continue to resist any foreign takeover.

The ongoing conflict has claimed thousands of lives and highlights the humanitarian crisis as the situation in Gaza worsens.

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