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| Beirut : Why it’s called The Paris Of The Middle East |
Trump just made one of the boldest announcements in Middle Eastern history—proposing a U.S. takeover of Gaza. This move could redefine the region’s future, but is it a stroke of genius or a recipe for disaster?
In 1975, Beirut was the Riviera of the Middle East. Islam destroyed it in 1975 with the help of the Palestinian refugees.In this video, I break down Trump’s radical proposal, the geopolitical implications, and the historical context behind the Israel-Palestine conflict. From the failed two-state solution to the reality of population relocations, I explore all three major perspectives: the Muslim world, Israel, and the West. Will this be the beginning of long-term peace, or will it lead to an even bigger conflict? And what does this mean for the balance of power in the Middle East?
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