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Trump said he wants to help Palestinians by sending Gaza's nearly 2 million residents to other countries.
Trump said he wants to help Palestinians by sending Gaza's nearly 2 million residents to other countries.
Trump said he wants to help Palestinians by sending Gaza's nearly 2 million residents to other countries.
In Gaza City, which has been largely destroyed in the recent war, NPR producer Anas Baba asked young Palestinians what they want. But Sam Abdelraouf, 29, said, even if there were a place a million times better than Gaza, even if life there would be luxurious, I would still live among the rubble and in tents here. I do not know how to describe what our love for Gaza means.
In Gaza City, which has been largely destroyed in the recent war, NPR producer Anas Baba asked young Palestinians what they want. But Sam Abdelraouf, 29, said, even if there were a place a million times better than Gaza, even if life there would be luxurious, I would still live among the rubble and in tents here. I do not know how to describe what our love for Gaza means.
In Gaza City, which has been largely destroyed in the recent war, NPR producer Anas Baba asked young Palestinians what they want. But Sam Abdelraouf, 29, said, even if there were a place a million times better than Gaza, even if life there would be luxurious, I would still live among the rubble and in tents here. I do not know how to describe what our love for Gaza means.
Another man, 30-year-old Yahya Barakat, said he'd take Trump up on the offer. He said, my home is gone, my life is gone, my future is gone. If I find a country that provides me with safety and a good life, I will leave my homeland.
Another man, 30-year-old Yahya Barakat, said he'd take Trump up on the offer. He said, my home is gone, my life is gone, my future is gone. If I find a country that provides me with safety and a good life, I will leave my homeland.
Another man, 30-year-old Yahya Barakat, said he'd take Trump up on the offer. He said, my home is gone, my life is gone, my future is gone. If I find a country that provides me with safety and a good life, I will leave my homeland.
The rally celebrated Trump's November win while also maintaining the MAGA identity of a movement that's continually fighting.
The rally celebrated Trump's November win while also maintaining the MAGA identity of a movement that's continually fighting.
The hours-long rally featured performances from Kid Rock and the Village People, as well as appearances from actor Jon Voight and SpaceX CEO Elon Musk. Supporters will return on Monday to the arena, where they will be able to watch a live stream of Trump's inauguration after it was moved inside due to cold weather. The inauguration parade has also been moved inside the arena.
The hours-long rally featured performances from Kid Rock and the Village People, as well as appearances from actor Jon Voight and SpaceX CEO Elon Musk. Supporters will return on Monday to the arena, where they will be able to watch a live stream of Trump's inauguration after it was moved inside due to cold weather. The inauguration parade has also been moved inside the arena.
Danielle Kurtzleben, NPR News, Washington.
Danielle Kurtzleben, NPR News, Washington.
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