Sparale sempre più grosse e ripetile, ripetile, ripetile, qualcosa resterà.
Sono macerie mie.
These days I feel I'm simply illustrating the news instead of making satirical drawings. Today's cartoon for Trouw: https://www.trouw.nl/cartoons/tjeerd-royaards~bcb45712/
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Donald Trump's plan for the US to "take over" and "own" Gaza, resettling its population in the process, is not going to happen. It requires the co-operation of Arab states that have rejected it.
They include Jordan and Egypt - countries that Trump wants to take in Gaza's Palestinians - and Saudi Arabia, which might be expected to foot the bill.
Western allies of the US and Israel are also against the idea.
Some - perhaps many - Palestinians in Gaza might be tempted to get out if they had the chance.
But even if a million left, as many as 1.2m others would still be there.
Presumably the United States - the new owners of Trump's "Riviera of the Middle East" - would have to use force to remove them.
After America's catastrophic intervention in Iraq in 2003, that would be deeply unpopular in the US.
It would be the final end of any lingering hope that a two-state solution was possible. That is the aspiration that a conflict more than a century old could be ended with the establishment of an independent Palestine alongside Israel.
The Netanyahu government is adamantly against the idea, and over years of failed peace talks, "two states for two peoples" became an empty slogan.
But it has been a central plank of US foreign policy since the early 1990s.
The Trump plan would also violate international law.
America's already threadbare assertions that it believes in a rules-based international order would dissolve. Russia's territorial ambitions in Ukraine and China's in Taiwan would be turbocharged.
