By bnm Gulf bureau The US Trump administration is exploring the possibility of relocating Palestinians from Gaza to Syria, American television CBS News reported on March 18. According to sources, American authorities attempted to establish contact with the new Turkish-backed Syrian regime led by Ahmed al-Sharaa through a third party believed to be

President Donald Trump muddied the waters on his plans for Gaza on Wednesday when he seemed to abandon his plans to move residents out of the region. During an Oval Office press conference with Irish Prime Minister Micheal Martin,

The USA and Israel are interested in relocating the residents of the Gaza Strip to Syria, American television network CBS reported on Monday. One of the station’s sources indicated that the White House has already reached out to the new government of Syria on this issue through intermediaries.

More than 200 Palestinians were killed in overnight Israeli strikes on the Gaza Strip, the Hamas-ruled enclave's Ministry of Health said, as Hamas accused Israel of violating a fragile ceasefire deal.

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After Hamas’ Oct. 7 attacks, Israelis mobilized almost without reservation for war, and sacrifice. But the overnight airstrikes that killed hundreds in Gaza finds many Israelis exhausted by a long war and suspicious of their leaders’ motivations.