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What a rebuilt Gaza Strip might look like

US President Donald Trump has revealed what a rebuilt Gaza Strip could look like.

In the vision of Trump and artificial intelligence, the destroyed Gaza will be transformed into a region with resorts and skyscrapers.

The published video features Elon Musk dancing in a rain of money.

There are also openly dressed dancers, but for some reason with beards, and Trump himself and his golden monument.

And at the end of the video, viewers are waiting for the American president and Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu vacationing on the beach.

Trump has previously said that Israel will hand over the Gaza Strip to the U.S. and they will make a resort there.

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