President Trump Isn’t Taking Over Gaza
The White House clarified President Trump’s comments yesterday about the U.S. potentially taking over Gaza.Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt described Trump’s idea as only a “temporary” relocation of Palestinians while the devastated enclave is rebuilt.
Yesterday, he said the Arabs were going to live in other countries, and he’d remake Gaza into the Middle East Riviera [I’m not vacationing there.] It didn’t sound like the Arabs were necessarily going back to Gaza.
Trump hasn’t committed to putting U.S. boots on the ground in Gaza or to pay for the reconstruction, she added. She stressed the president is looking for a deal about Gaza with countries in the region.
He’s probably hoping the neighbors will foot the bill to fix up Gaza. He should tell Iran to do it. Americans can’t afford it.
“The whole region needs to come up with their own solutions if they don’t like Trump’s solution,” White House national security adviser Mike Waltz told CBS.

President Trump Isn't Taking Over Gaza - Update
The White House walked back President Trump's comments yesterday about the U.S. potentially taking over Gaza.Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt

Saudi Arabia statement indicates they are not going to play ball.
Saudi Arabia has reiterated its stance that a two-state solution, with an independent Palestinian state on the pre-1967 lines with East Jerusalem as its capital, is a mandatory condition for normalizing relations with Israel.
This is going to get interesting. Lets see how Trump plays this with the Saudis