Trump’s Gaza Riviera Plan aligns with Israeli sovereignty over Judea and Samaria and leads inevitably to Jerusalem, with Trump the Builder, a modern day Cyrus, making possible the building of the Third Jewish Temple.

The United States is on the verge of a historic shift—recognizing Israeli sovereignty over the entirety of the Land of Israel. This move, consistent with President Trump’s vision of a rebuilt and thriving Gaza Riviera, would bring stability, economic opportunity, and a realignment of regional power. The two-state solution remains intact, but with Jordan as the Palestinian state, as it was originally conceived before the Hashemite monarchy usurped its mandate.

A Natural Extension of the Trump Doctrine

President Trump’s vision for Gaza—a transformed coastal region free from terrorism and thriving as a Middle Eastern Riviera—sets a precedent for Judea and Samaria. Trump himself declared Gaza to be “prime real estate,” suggesting that a massive reconstruction effort could turn the war-torn enclave into a prosperous zone. If this is the model for Gaza, why should Judea and Samaria remain mired in stagnation, lawlessness, and foreign-funded subversion? Just as Gaza could be rebuilt into a thriving hub, so too can the Jewish heartland of Judea and Samaria flourish under full Israeli sovereignty.

US Interests in Recognizing Israeli Sovereignty

1. Strategic Realignment Against Common Foes: The US and Israel are uniquely aligned against a common enemy—the radical elements within the Arab and Muslim world that seek to destabilize the region. Recognizing Israeli sovereignty over Judea and Samaria ensures that America’s strongest ally has defensible borders and remains a bulwark against Iranian proxies and jihadist terror groups.
2. Economic Opportunity: As with Trump’s Gaza plan, a similar approach in Judea and Samaria could unleash economic potential. Israeli infrastructure, technology, and security expertise would revitalize the region, creating new business opportunities for American firms. The integration of these areas into Israel would also cut off foreign-funded terror infrastructure and replace it with viable commerce and innovation hubs.
3. Completing the Historic US-Israel Partnership: President Trump’s recognition of Jerusalem as Israel’s capital and the Abraham Accords cemented a new Middle East. Recognizing full Israeli sovereignty over Judea and Samaria is the logical next step. The two-state solution has long been a failure, as the Palestinian leadership has rejected every offer of peace and continues to incite terrorism. Instead, the rightful Palestinian state already exists: Jordan.

The Jordanian Factor: The True Two-State Solution

Historically, Jordan was the designated Arab state in the original mandate of Palestine. The Hashemite monarchy, however, usurped this role, turning what should have been the Palestinian homeland into a monarchy ruled by a non-Palestinian dynasty. Jordan is already 70% Palestinian, making it the logical state for Arab residents of Judea and Samaria who reject Israeli rule.

As former Israeli Prime Minister Ariel Sharon once stated, “Jordan is Palestine,” and this reality remains unchanged. Instead of continuing the fiction of a Palestinian state within Israeli territory, the US should acknowledge the historical truth: Judea and Samaria are the heartland of Israel, and Jordan is the alternative homeland for those who do not wish to live under Israeli sovereignty.

Addressing Objections

Critics argue that Israeli sovereignty over Judea and Samaria would provoke international backlash and fuel unrest. Yet, the same objections were raised about moving the US embassy to Jerusalem—only for the world to accept the reality once it was established.

Furthermore, claims that such recognition would be an impediment to peace ignore the simple fact that Palestinian leadership has never been interested in peace. The failure of every past negotiation, coupled with the rejection of generous offers, makes it clear that the Palestinian cause is not about statehood but about Israel’s destruction. Full sovereignty ensures security, economic growth, and the preservation of Israel as the national home of the Jewish people.

Jerusalem: The Spiritual and Political Center

At the heart of this shift lies Jerusalem—the eternal capital of the Jewish people. President Trump’s recognition of Jerusalem as Israel’s capital was not merely a political act but a historic affirmation of biblical prophecy. Many within Trump’s inner circle believe that he has been divinely appointed to fulfill a greater purpose in the Holy Land—one that includes rebuilding the Jewish Temple on the Temple Mount in Jerusalem’s Old City.

Trump’s confidants, including prominent evangelical leaders and Jewish allies, have long asserted that his presidency played a key role in fulfilling biblical mandates. His move of the US embassy to Jerusalem was seen as a prophetic step, paving the way for further divine intervention in the city’s destiny.

The rebuilding of the Jewish Temple—long considered a distant aspiration—now seems closer than ever. The political groundwork has been laid, and support from key religious and nationalist groups is growing. This is not just about bricks and mortar; it is about the restoration of a spiritual and national symbol that has defined Jewish identity for millennia. Just as Trump envisions a thriving, rebuilt Gaza and a sovereign Judea and Samaria, so too does the vision of a renewed Jerusalem—where Jewish sovereignty is absolute and its spiritual role is fully realized—come into sharper focus.

End Times

The time has come for the United States to recognize the inevitable: Israel’s sovereignty over Judea and Samaria is not only justified but necessary for regional stability and economic prosperity.

Trump’s vision for a Gaza Riviera is proof that transformation is possible where governance is strong and where investment replaces destruction.

With the US leading the way, the path to complete Israeli sovereignty over its biblical heartland, including the Temple Mount, is no longer a dream—it is the next logical step in history’s unfolding narrative.

The US has everything to gain by embracing this shift—cementing its alliance with Israel, countering Iranian influence, and fostering a more stable Middle East.

There is a two-state solution, but the second state is Jordan. Jordan is geographically, historically and demographically “Palestine.”

Now, it’s time for Israel to fully reclaim its ancestral land, with unprecedented American support leading the way to Zion, Israel’s Bibical Heartland.