The U.S. President unveiled his plan at a White House press conference with Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, who immediately endorsed the plan, saying 'Trump is taking it to a much higher level'

Israel struggles to gauge Trump's expulsion remarks' impact on negotiations; 'What interest does Hamas have in releasing all the hostages right now, knowing that its terms for ending the war won't be accepted,' a source says

U.S. president says Jordan, Egypt and other countries should take in Gazans: 'Why would they want to return? It's been one of the meanest, toughest places on earth'

Instead of pressuring Netanyahu to see through the cease-fire deal and secure the release of the remaining hostages, Trump gave him something - no matter how unfeasible or unrealistic - that he can dangle in front of his far-right coalition partners

On Tuesday, President Trump announced his plan for the U.S. to assume control of Gaza as the Palestinians are taken in by countries with 'humanitarian hearts.' This 'isn't just extreme – it's completely detached from reality,' the CEO of the Jewish Democratic Council of America said

When an Orthodox rabbi slid into Christian nationalist language at the presidential inauguration, it was not by chance. It is part of the same messianic politics that led an Israeli Orthodox politician to glorify Trump as a 'messenger of God' for his plan to depopulate and take over Gaza

Instead of fantasizing about the Gazan Riviera and creating a newer, even more volatile stage of this conflict, Netanyahu's job is to keep us safe from the inevitable chaos that Trump's plan would create