President Trump's recent proposal to secure a long-term U.S. ownership position over the Gaza Strip has created significant uncertainty among its 2.2 million residents. Many internally displaced Palestinians, affected by ongoing conflict, are now cautiously returning home following a fragile ceasefire. The history of Gaza is complex, having been governed by various entities over the years, with Israeli control extending far beyond the 1967 war. This residential turmoil, coupled with Trump's statements, has instilled fear of potential forced evacuations among the residents, highlighting the region's instability and the precariousness of peace efforts.
President Trump's proposal for long-term U.S. ownership of Gaza escalates fears for displaced Palestinians and adds to the uncertainty of their future.
As conflict subsides, many returning Palestinians worry Trump's comments signal potential plans for forced expulsion from their homes in Gaza.
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