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Welcome to the World in 10 in an increasingly uncertain world.
This is the Times daily podcast dedicated to global security today with me, Alex Dibble and Toby Gillis.
Over the weekend, Donald Trump departed from decades of US Foreign policy which has called for a two state solution to the the Israel Palestine issue.
Speaking to reporters aboard Air Force One, the American president revealed he's told Jordan and Egypt that they should help clean out, that's a quote, the Gaza Strip by relocating Palestinians displaced by the war there.
Trump said he'd like to get involved with some of the Arab nations to build housing in a different location where they that's Palestinians can live in peace for a change.
The idea has been met with fury.
Palestinians do want to live in peace, but in Gaza, Jordan and Egypt want that too.
And the reason they haven't opened their borders to Palestinians in the past is the fear that doing so would end all hope of a two state solution.
But they might now have to consider it.
Our guest today is the Times and Sunday Times US Correspondent Josie Ensor, who has also spent many years covering the Middle East.
Josie, why does Donald Trump suggesting this put Jordan and Egypt in such a tough position?
As someone that's followed the region for a long time, I sort of understand the history of both countries acceptance of Palestinian refugees over the decades.