(NewsNation) – Former U.S. national security adviser Ambassador John Bolton proposed relocation as a solution for Palestinians in the Gaza Strip in the context of the Israel-Hamas war goes into the next phase.

In an interview on the topic “News Nation Prime“Bolton acknowledged the complexity of the problem Israel-Palestine conflictthereby emphasizing Israel’s determination to eliminate Hamas as a political and military threat.

Bolton urged serious consideration of Gaza’s long-term future, describing it as a decades-long refugee camp without sustainable economic activity.

“The best thing to do across the Middle East is to find ways to relocate them. This is not forcible displacement, this is standard international refugee doctrine,” Bolton said. “If you cannot return to your place of origin, the international community will find ways to resettle you and give people the opportunity to become part of a truly functioning economy, to give their families and children a vision for the future,” I think , this is the best thing for the Palestinian residents of Gaza.”

On Saturday, Vice President Kamala Harris told the Egyptian President Abdel Fattah Al-Sisi told a meeting that the US would “under no circumstances” allow the forced relocation of Palestinians from Gaza or the West Bank, a prolonged siege of the Gaza Strip or the redrawing of its borders.

Meanwhile, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu obliged to carry on the war until its goals are achieved.

“Too many innocent Palestinians have been killed. “Frankly, the level of civilian suffering and the images and videos coming out of Gaza are devastating,” Harris told reporters during the COP28 climate change conference in Dubai.

On the situation of the hostages held by Hamas and the possible threat US troops in the Middle EastBolton expressed concern about the vulnerability of Americans in the region and called for a clear message to Iran and its surrogate groups stating that the US would not accept further attacks.

“Dead hostages do not benefit Hamas. “So there is no doubt that those who were kidnapped on October 7th will not be safe until they are back with their families in Israel,” Bolton said.

Regarding North Korea recent satellite launch and the potential threat, Bolton urged caution, emphasizing the need to realistically assess North Korea’s capabilities and acknowledging the danger of its nuclear weapons and ballistic missile programs.

Switch to War in UkraineBolton expressed concern about a possible diplomatic initiative by Russian President Vladimir Putin and called for continued support for Ukraine in deterring unprovoked aggression.

In a short comment on the upcoming GOP presidential debateBolton refrained from endorsing any specific candidate, but stressed the importance of candidates pushing back against former President Donald Trump and stated that the race for the 2024 nomination is not over.