Discussion on Gaza's Aid and Governance

Um, you know, Gaza has not worked for a very,

very long time.

It was basically built by NGOs and terrorists, uh,

and it's been a dystopian

place for a long time. And so we've taken our time.

We've built an incredible team, again, under President Trump's leadership on the

Board of Peace. Uh, now we have a plan to go forward.

Uh, we've got a UN resolution that, that put forward, uh, progress for that.

And, um, you know, there's a new government,

a Palestinian technocratic government

that's neither the PA nor Hamas, uh, that's built a plan to go forward.

Uh, you can't go in if there's guns, right?

You can't send a government into a place...

By the way, we're now starting to understand the scope

of the militarization of

Gaza. It is beyond your comprehension.

And so demilitarizing it is not gonna be easy.

Well, in Gaza, we changed the way the aid was done there.

Uh, before, uh, I mean, they spent three times, uh,

the amount per person,

uh, in Gaza at the UN than they did in Syria

for aid. Why?

It's because it's become this whole industrial complex of aid,

and a lot of it was

being stolen to fund a terrorist organization.

So we changed the way the aid was done