US President Donald Trump will meet with Israeli Prime Minister Benin Netanhu to meet Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanhu for a two-state solution.
Al Jazeera reported this information in a report on Tuesday (January 28).
US President Donald Trump told reporters in the wake of the Palestinians' call to evacuate Gaza, he thought Egypt and Jordan would accept his request to give shelter to Gaza.
Donald Trump also said he wants Palestinians to live in an area where they can live without any obstacles, revolutions and violence.
‘You look at the Gaza Strip, it has been hell for so many years,’ he told reporters.’
‘There are different civilizations in this valley, but it has not yet started. It started thousands of years ago and violence is all along with it,’ he said.’
What does this position mean he does not believe in a two-state solution - when asked Trump said that they will discuss the two-state solution during the visit of Netanhur Otashington in the ‘in the near future’.
Citing two unknown sources, the Times of Israel said that Netanhu is planning to visit Ottashington before returning to the country next Sunday (February 2).
