Washington: US President Donald Trump has said that no Palestinians will be forcibly removed from Gaza and that the peace plan there has been agreed upon with the consent of all parties.
Speaking to reporters in the Oval Office, Trump said he planned to leave for the Middle East on Sunday and hoped to be in Israel for the hostage release on Monday or Tuesday.
"We'll see what happens after the hostages are released," Trump said,
adding that "the Gaza peace plan has universal support, so no one will be forced out."
Responding to a question from reporters accompanying the Finnish president, Trump said he was planning to depart on Sunday and "I'm looking forward to the trip."
Asked by a journalist whether Israel would be able to normalize relations with Saudi Arabia within the next year, Trump declined to comment.
When asked about the Nobel Peace Prize, Trump said that after taking office, he made eight major agreements to resolve conflicts around the world, of which the Gaza ceasefire agreement is the most important.
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