The decision of President Biden to stop delivering one shipment of bombs of 900 kilograms last Maya launched one of the largest crises in American-Israeli relations during the 15-month war in Gaza.
It was said that 1,800 mk-84 bombs would, which were in the warehouse in the United States, be placed on the ship and delivered to Israel in the coming days.
“A lot of things that ordered and paid Israel, but he did not send them Biden, now they are on the way,” Trump President on Truth Social.
Biden introduced the ban on the sending of these bombs in the protest against Israeli invasion of Rafah, which became a political symbol much more than military-operational issues, and took advantage of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyah to mobilize the Republicans against Biden.
Biden’s administration was worried that the Israeli use of 900-kilogram bombs would cause significant civilian victims in densely populated areas of Gaza.
“We abolished that ban today,” Trump told Bombs and added that they were waiting for them for a long time. Questioned why he abolished the ban on these bombs, Trump replied, “Because the Israelites bought them.”
The Trump answered for 20 minutes to questions about the Air Force One on Saturday.
President Trump said that he would love to see that Jordan, Egypt and other Arab countries increase the number of Palestinian refugees that accept from the Gaza belt so that the gaza could be cleaned from ruins.
About his broadcast for Gaza, Trump said he talked to Jordan King Abdullah II and he would talk to Egyptian President Abdel Fattah El-Sissy.
Trump said he praised Jordan because he successfully accepted Palestinian refugees and that he said, “I would like to take over more, because I look at the entire belt Gaza and he is a rude mess.”
He said that such a mass relocation of Palestinians “could be temporarily or long-term”, adding that the area of Gaza “had many, many conflicts” over the centuries.
“Something must happen,” Trump said, “But it’s currently a literal place of demolition. Almost everything was demolished, and people die there.” He said, “So I’d rather get involved in some of the Arab peoples and built a house in another place, where you might live in peace to change.”
Trump has offered non-traditional views of Gaza in the past. He suggested after he was inaugurated on Monday to Gaza “really must renew in a different way.”
The American president then added: “Gaza is interesting. A phenomenal location, on the sea. The best climate, you know, everything is good. Some beautiful things can be made, that is very interesting.”
(Vijesti.ba / Fena)
