Trump’s A.I. Fantasy: Gaza as a Glitzy Resort?

Get this—Donald Trump just dropped a bizarre A.I.-generated video on Truth Social that reimagines Gaza, a region currently under siege, as his next lavish resort, complete with sunny beaches, cash rain, and even a gold statue of himself. This totally surreal clip morphs from grim war scenes to a wild pool party vibe featuring none other than Trump and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu lounging around shirtless. I mean, who thought a strip of bombed-out landscape could become a backdrop for such an extravagant fantasy, right?

The video kicks off with the harsh realities of Gaza, which has been torn apart after months of conflict following a Hamas attack that left hundreds dead during a music festival earlier this year. After that, Israel launched a devastating response that’s raised eyebrows and accusations of war crimes from various human rights groups (you know, the usual suspects like Amnesty International). But then it shifts to the “bright,” imagined paradise dubbed “Trump Gaza,” showcasing everything from high-rises to belly dancers—basically a bizarre commercial for an imaginary resort where the only thing missing is a good dose of taste.

While many folks are scratching their heads trying to understand this mashup of reality and fantasy, reactions are predictably polarized. If you’re a Trump supporter, it’s like a slice of absurdist heaven, but for Democrats and liberals, it’s an eye-roll-inducing spectacle that underscores how out of touch he seems with the gravitas of the ongoing humanitarian crisis.

And this isn’t the only ludicrous A.I. video starring the former president. Just a small scroll through social media reveals other oddball creations where Trump gets platonically cozy with Elon Musk—because why not?

Crazy stuff. Given the current state of Gaza, one could argue that this extravagance is not only tone-deaf but also a stark reminder of how Trump’s flair for showmanship contrasts sharply with the dire situations millions are facing. Spoiler alert: we’re not expecting “Trump Gaza” to be booked anytime soon, but hey, the man knows how to stir the pot—controversy seems to be his brand after all.

Sources: Celebrity Storm Wire and TMZ, Amnesty International, BBC News, The Guardian