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The U.S. should not take over Gaza.

This week, President Trump upended U.S. Middle East policy

by announcing that the United States would take over war ravage Gaza

and turn it into the Riviera of the Middle East.

President Trump also said the Palestinians living in Gaza would be temporarily relocated to Jordan or Egypt.

Kentucky Senator Rand Paul came out strongly against the proposal.

Senator Paul pointed out that the plan contradicted the American people's vote for America first.

What was surprising was that South Carolina Senator Lindsey Graham expressed skepticism about sending Americans to take over Gaza.

This may be the first time in Senator Graham's political career that he has opposed sending U.S. troops abroad.

Senator Graham is correct that most South Carolinians are not excited about sending

Americans or U.S. tax dollars to take over Gaza. Neither are most Americans. In fact,

polls show that the majority of Americans oppose providing military aid to Israel or other countries.

One of the best comments was made by libertarian scholar and podcaster Tom Woods.

He suggested that Trump Gaza's proposal is the type of wasteful overseas spending

that Doge should be working to eliminate.

Trump's plan has also been criticized by the government of Saudi Arabia.

This could mean that if President Trump follows through with this proposal,

it will further push Saudi Arabia away from the United States and toward the BRIC alliance.

Some of the BRIC nations want to challenge the dollar's world reserve currency status.

One of the foundations of the dollar's world reserve currency status is the petro dollar.

This arose from the deal, Henry Kissinger, negotiated with

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