Donald Trump has once again starred in an episode of media excess With a video generated by artificial intelligence in which he imagines the Gaza Strip turned into a tourist paradise Under your control. Published in Truth Social, the social network of its property, the video shows a gaza rebuilt in the image and likeness of the luxurious Emirates of the Persian Gulf: skyscrapers, full beaches of tourists, luxury hotels and, curiously, without a single Palestinian to the view.
The former US president, with his characteristic histrionic style, becomes the protagonist of this real estate fantasy. Appears dancing in a disco, sunbathing with Benjamin Netanyahu and celebrating what Trump Gaza seems to be, a fictional hotel in its chain. The omnipresent golden elements are not lacking: from a giant statue of yourself to bright souvenirs with your face. Meanwhile, the soundtrack repeats a sticky melody: “Trump Gaza number one.”
An expulsion plan disguised as investment
Beyond the ridiculous video, the worrying thing is the plans that hints. Trump proposes to necessarily transfer the Palestinian population to Egypt and Jordan Under the pretext that Gaza will take a decade to be habitable. His vision, supported by Israeli Prime Minister, Netanyahu, contemplates a transformation of the enclave into an exclusive tourist center, eliminating from the equation the original inhabitants of the territory.
The video starts with an image of Gaza in ruins, destroyed after more than a year of Israeli offensive. Soon, The image changes dramatically and becomes a luxury resort with tourists, bazaars and nightlifebut without traces of the Palestinian population. The omission is eloquent: for Trump, the problem is not the devastation of Gaza, but who lives it.
International reactions and the narrative of the dispossession
The international response has been overwhelming. The Palestinian authority described the plan as “delusional”while Hamas denounced the proposal as a “call to ethnic cleaning.” Arab countries in the region have also warned that a massive deportation of Palestinians would unleash a humanitarian crisis of enormous proportions. However, the proposal has found Eco in Israel, where Netanyahu insists that neither the Palestinian authority nor Hamas must govern Gaza in the future.
The video leaves no doubt about Trump’s high degree of narcissism. Not only can he imagine himself as the architect of a reconstruction plan that marginalizes the Palestinians, but is presented as the Savior of the region, celebrating in a resort that bears his name while money falls from heaven. Trump’s vision is not a political solution or a peace plan; It is a show designed to reinforce your image and feed your ego.
A dangerous precedent
Trump’s staging is not only a propaganda exercise, but a reflection of how the tycoon and his allies perceive international conflicts: as opportunities for the Trump brand. Converting a war and a humanitarian crisis into a video of self -promotion not only trivializes tragedy, but normalizes the idea that economic power can displace entire communities in favor of private interests.
Trump’s delirium with his “golden gaza” makes her vision of the world clear: a scenario where her face shines in each corner and where the problems are solved with real estate transactions. But behind this fantasy, reality is still raw: the Palestinian population continues to suffer siege, destruction and uncertainty of an increasingly uncertain future.
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