Donald Trump has claimed that Gaza could be “better than Monaco” if the war-torn region was not such a “rough neighbourhood”. The former president, speaking on the anniversary of the Oct 7 ...

Donald Trump said that Gaza “could be one of the best places in the world” — better even, he said, “than Monaco” and lamented that people “never took advantage of it.”. In an ...

Trump, a former real estate developer, added that he had “been there” and it was “a rough place,” but The New York Times reported that there is no record of Trump visiting Gaza as president or as a ...

Donald Trump said that Gaza “could be one of the best places in the world” — better even, he said, “than Monaco” and lamented that people “never took advantage of it.” ...

In response, Trump said the 140-mile Gaza Strip, which is on the eastern coast of the Mediterranean, is "the best location in the Middle East." "It could be better than Monaco. The best water, the ...

Trump has claimed credit for brokering the truce, but its future is now more uncertain. The Palestinians don’t want to leave. Palestinians view Gaza as an integral part of their national homeland and ...

Trump appears to falsely claim he’s been to Gaza – and says it could be ‘better than Monaco’ Trump’s comments came on the one-year anniversary of Hamas’s October 7 attack on Israel ...

Kushner sees valuable Gaza waterfront, Trump previously said could be "better than Monaco" Saudi Arabia doubts plan's feasibility, source says ...

Mr. Trump replied, “It could be better than Monaco. It has the best location in the Middle East, the best water, the best everything. It’s got, it is the best, I’ve said it for years.

Donald Trump speaks at an October 7 remembrance event in Doral, Florida on Monday. Trump told conservative radio show host Hugh Hewitt that Gaza could be rebuilt ‘better than Monaco' (Getty Images) ...

Trump claims he visited Gaza — but there’s no evidence he did. It is unclear whether Trump’s comments were a deliberate lie or simply revealed his lack of knowledge of the region.

President Trump’s proposal to “own” Gaza and transfer its population elsewhere has stirred condemnation and sarcasm, but it is an opening bid and could disrupt a tired diplomatic paradigm.