In Israel, people woke up to big news. President Trump said the United States would "take over" Gaza. This surprised many. Some were happy, but others were confused or worried. Some people in Israel thanked Trump for his idea. They thought it could help Gaza. But others worried about who would actually control the land. In a coffee shop in Jaffa, one person was shocked by the news. They said they couldn't even understand what Trump was saying. Some people in Israel discussed Trump's plan on social media. They made jokes and memes about it. But not everyone was sure if it would work. Some people worried that the United States wouldn't be able to manage the big job of moving people out of Gaza and rebuilding it. Others thought it was a good idea to try something new. In the end, Trump's plan might not happen. But it got people talking and thinking about what could happen in Gaza. And, for one person in the coffee shop, the news made them want to move to Greenland instead. Overall, Trump's idea created mixed feelings in Israel. Some people were hopeful, while others were unsure. It's important to keep talking and thinking about what could happen next.