This is the Global News podcast from the BBC World Service.

I'm Jackie Leonard, and in the early hours of Wednesday, the 5th of February, these are our main stories.

Donald Trump has said during talks with the Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu

that he would support moves to permanently resettle all Palestinians from Gaza to neighbouring countries.

The US says the first flights deporting migrants to Guantanamo Bay are underway,

and Sweden's Prime Minister says around 10 people have been killed in a shooting at a college campus.

The gunman is thought to be among the dead.

Also in this podcast.

Unfortunately, you are constrained by the law, which is rather paternalistic over its own people, but also over tourists.

And they treat everything like a school trip.

North Korea is reopening itself after the COVID pandemic as a holiday destination.

The Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has met President Trump for talks in Washington

with discussions focusing on Gaza and the next stage of the ceasefire agreement in the territory.

Mr. Trump wants the deal extended, but Mr. Netanyahu, who's under pressure from his far-right

coalition partners, said Israel would not give up on its war aims, which include the military

defeat of Hamas. Benjamin Netanyahu is the first foreign leader to meet President Trump in his

second term of office. So on Tuesday evening, Washington time, the two men met in the Oval Office

at the White House in front of a roaring fire. On Gaza, Mr. Trump had this to say. The Gaza thing has

not worked. It's never worked. And I feel very differently about Gaza than a lot of

people. I think they should get a good, fresh, beautiful piece of land. And we get some people to put up the

money to build it and make it nice and make it habitable and enjoyable and make it home.

You say they don't want to leave, though. How can you say they don't want to leave? I don't know how they could make it habitable and enjoyable and make it a home.

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