AnyTV News Trump's statement on Gaza strip showed effect, Saudi Arabia also cleared its stand

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Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman of Saudi Arabia

Dubai: After what has been said by US President Donald Trump about the Gaza Strip, there is also a response to it. The reaction from the Middle East has come to light on the suggestion of President Donald Trump to capture the Gaza Strip. Saudi Arabia’s Foreign Ministry issued a statement on Wednesday saying in strong terms that he has been inviting an independent Palestinian nation for a long time and its stance is ‘firm and unwavering’.

Saudi Arabia’s clear trend

According to the statement, Saudi Arabia’s ‘Crown Prince’ Mohammed bin Salman (who is the real ruler of the country) has said that his country will not stop his work towards the establishment of an independent planetary nation by making East Jerusalem the capital and Saudi Arabia Without this, it will not establish diplomatic relations with Israel. Saudi Arabia is interacting with the US over a security agreement and other terms to give Israel a diplomatically recognition agreement.

What did Australia and New Zealand say?

On Trump’s statement about Gaza, Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanis says that his government will continue to support two-nation solutions in the Middle East where people of Israel and Palestine can live with peace and security. Albanis said, “We have supported the ceasefire, we have supported the release of the hostages and we have supported the assistance in Gaza.” New Zealand’s Foreign Ministry said in a statement that it has long said There has also been a supporter of two-nation resolutions, which also has a record. The statement said that New Zealand will not comment on every proposal brought.

‘America will take Gaza Strip under its own’

US President Donald Trump has made an unpredictable announcement that the US will ‘take Gaza Patti under its own’, ‘will take control of it’ and there will be economic development there which will provide a large number of employment and housing for the people. Trump said this at a joint press conference with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu at the ‘White House’ (the official residence and office of the US President). Trump also suggested that the US would develop that place. However, he did not give much information about who would be allowed to stay there. (AP)