Trump suggested sending 'Gays for Palestine' to Gaza
US President Donald Trump mocked the 'Gays for Palestine' movement, suggesting sending their activists to the Gaza Strip for negotiations, stating that after that they might not return. Trump did not specify what exactly, in his opinion, would happen to them in the enclave, citing that those present 'would not believe it.'
US President Donald Trump mocked participants of the 'Gays for Palestine' movement, suggesting sending them to the Gaza Strip for negotiations. According to him, once there, activists could face consequences due to the attitude towards LGBT in the Palestinian enclave. Trump mentioned the 'Gays for Peace' and 'Gays for Palestine' movements, then proposed that their supporters go to the Gaza Strip themselves and take part in negotiations. 'Let's send them there sometime to negotiate. After that, you won't see them again. They won't come back,' the American president said. At the same time, Trump did not directly say what exactly, in his opinion, would happen to the activists in the Gaza Strip. He only added that he did not want to describe the possible consequences because those present supposedly 'would not believe' what could be done to them there. The article also covers Trump's campaign in support of Republicans ahead of the November 3 midterm elections, including a rally in Ohio and the race for the Senate seat held by John Husted.