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Gaza: The U.S. to Take Control?

February 7, 2025 by Ara Leave a Comment

In a bold if not divisive press conference earlier this week, President Trump proposed the notion of the U.S. taking control of Gaza and displacing more than two million Palestinians who call it home.

The President was unflinching and frank about developing Gaza into a resort-packed oasis that the world could enjoy. Consequently, the outcry from numerous world leaders and the general public was swift and condemning.

“The Gaza Strip would be turned over to the United States by Israel after fighting.”

Bromance.
President Trump hinted at the U.S. taking control of Gaza with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu looking on.

The U.S. relationship with Israel has long been a subject of significant debate, particularly concerning the political and military support Israel receives from successive U.S. administrations.

President Trump’s policies, especially his vocal support for Israel and actions like recognizing Jerusalem as Israel’s capital in 2017 and pulling out of the Iran nuclear deal, intensified these discussions. His public support for Netanyahu has many questioning what will happen to the displaced Palestinians in the region by the end of his second term.

Gaza: The Riviera of the Middle East

The notion that the U.S. could or would “take over Gaza” as part of a political solution, with forced displacement of Palestinians under the guise of reconstruction, aligns perfectly with a broader narrative of perceived American imperialism in the region.

Many critics argue that they represent an extension of U.S. strategic interests at the expense of Palestinian rights and sovereignty. The idea of displacement and forced resettlement, whether framed as temporary or not, raises concerns about the region’s stability and the fate of millions.

As for whether Trump is acting in the interest of a foreign power, this certainly could be in play. Allegations of influence by certain lobbies or foreign governments are not new in American politics, and Trump’s recent actions contribute to the perception that his administration is aligned with Israeli interests.

America, Israel, Gaza, and BRICS

For many, the focus is on ensuring the security and survival of Israel, while for others, the focus is on achieving autonomy for Palestinians. Both perspectives are loaded and often feel irreconcilable, given the longstanding tensions and violence in the region.

Some posit that the U.S. is acting to preserve its global dominance in the face of rising powers, particularly China. China’s growing influence and the increasing prominence of the BRICS represent a direct challenge to the U.S.-led global order.

America has long relied on its military and economic power to influence global events – with the U.S. dollar serving as the dominant reserve currency. If this were to shift, it could significantly impact American power. The rising power of China and other nations within BRICS raises the stakes in global geopolitics.

Gaza, located within proximity to key oil-producing regions, does hold inherent geopolitical value. Historically, control over areas that control the flow of oil—whether in the Middle East or Africa—has been critical to maintaining global power. The region’s oil reserves and proximity to key global shipping lanes make it a prized strategic asset for any nation seeking to influence world affairs, America included.

What is Trump’s real intent in Gaza?

By supporting Israel in ways that have symbolic and practical value, Trump could be aiming to reinforce American leadership and influence in a region where competition with other global powers is intensifying.

Chess, not checkers.
Trump’s rhetoric is an attempt to preserve U.S. influence in the Middle East.

It’s not just about maintaining influence with Israel, but also about ensuring that the U.S. remains a dominant force, countering rising regional challengers who could potentially disrupt our interests.

https://www.bitchute.com/video/OuJYiDPvgnv1

The strategic math behind these actions may reflect a desire to bolster the U.S.’s global standing, particularly when coupled with other policies that focus on military presence, arms sales, or diplomatic support for key allies in the region. Call it a careful balancing act between values like security and human rights, and the imperatives of economic, military, and geopolitical power.

U.S. boots on the ground in Gaza

Gaza is a highly volatile region with ongoing hostilities between Israel and Hamas. Introducing U.S. troops into this mix could escalate the situation further, making the U.S. a direct target in an already tense conflict. It would likely lead to increased attacks on American personnel and could provoke a larger regional conflict.

Furthermore, the presence of American troops in Gaza could severely damage relations with other Arab nations, particularly those who are sympathetic to the Palestinian cause. This would likely undermine U.S. diplomatic efforts in the region and alienate important allies.

The international community, particularly countries that are critical of U.S. foreign policy in the Middle East, could potentially view the presence of American troops in Gaza as an occupation or interference in Palestinian sovereignty. This could spark condemnations, and even diplomatic isolation for the U.S. on the global stage.

https://blog.k-var.com/uncategorized/syria-the-next-domino-to-fall-in-the-middle-east/

Lastly, having U.S. boots on the ground in Gaza could be used by extremist groups to further their propaganda. They could frame the U.S. presence as an occupation, fueling radicalization and recruitment efforts for groups that oppose American influence in the region. It could lead to an increase in terrorist attacks targeting the U.S. and its allies.

It’s an ongoing, fluid situation with no real solution in sight. Nonetheless, Trump’s America first doctrine seems to be mere lip service as the likelihood of U.S. troops on foreign soil seems a likely occurrence.

 

 



 

 

 


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