Pro-Israel group behind Trump-Gaza AI vid breaks silence after weird bearded belly dancer & casino clip is shared by Don

A PRO-Israel group behind the bizarre AI video shared by Donald Trump has broken its silence. The US President posted a strange computer generated vision of Gaza's future on Monday which featured bearded dancers, Trump hotels, and himself holding hands and grinning with a half-naked belly dancer.

Trump did not make the clip himself, instead it was posted on X on February 7 by an account named Nazi Hunters. Nazi Hunters shared the clip in the wake of Trump's comments about the US taking over Gaza and said: "Looks like the Gaz-A-Lago resort already dropped its first official tourism promo.".

But after Trump share the clip on Monday, Nazi Hunters responded claiming "it was a joke" and "So, it seems like Trump also saw it…" with a crying emoji. Nazi Hunters is a pro-Israel account that has also been posting about the tragic death of the Bibas brothers at the hands of Hamas and their funeral Wednesday.

Trump posted the AI clip to his TruthSocial and pinned it to the top of his account but gave no comment of his own. The video has now reached a worldwide audience, but the original Nazi Hunters video has only been seen 85,000 times. Despite Nazi Hunters claiming the clip was a "joke", the US President posting the clip gave its vision a sense of possibility.

It features scenes which Trump would like, such as a giant golden statue of himself, Trump hotels, and luxurious real estate. Elon Musk can also be seen in the video dancing under cash falling from the sky while futuristic, Dubai-like skyscrapers rise from the manicured boulevards.

Israeli PM Benjamin Netanyahu and Trump sit side-by-side shirtless sipping cocktails in deckchairs by a pool of one hotel. The two allies wear swim shorts on the loungers and, despite the clip being AI, both have their bellies hanging out. Trump is also a teetotaller who famously loves Diet Coke.

The clip also has its own AI soundtrack with a high-tempo dance beat belting out "Trump Gaza shining bright... Trump Gaza number one.". "Donald is coming to set you free, bringing the life for all to see, no more tunnels, no more fear, Trump Gaza is finally here.

"Trump Gaza is shining bright, a golden future, a brand new light, feast and dance, the deal is done, Trump Gaza number one.". Israeli historian Dr Kobby Barda, who was previously the deputy director general at Israel's tourism ministry, said Trump loved the idea of a developed, modern Gaza.

He said: "This is no coincidence—this film reflects his desire to portray himself as a kind of ruler over Gaza, bringing prosperity to its subjects. "I have no doubt that this move is gaining strong momentum.". Dr Barda said the AI generation was not realistic, but Trump posted it because he wanted to show off his brand of "luxurious power", including with his hotels in the developed strip.

"That is a plan that he is willing to carry on all the way to its end.". Trump has previously called the strip a "demolition site", and said Gaza could be turned into a "Middle East Riviera" under US control. He said America would be "responsible for dismantling all of the dangerous unexploded bombs and other weapons on the site" and would "get rid of the destroyed buildings".

But, Trump also pledged US troops wouldn't be sent to Gaza nor would the US send money. His plan includes relocating two million Palestinians in Gaza to neighbouring Arab countries and rebuilding the area. "We’ll own it," he said, adding that two million Palestinians would be relocated to countries including Egypt and Jordan.

Much of Gaza has been reduced to rubble from Israeli bombardment after Netanyahu vowed to wipe out Hamas in revenge for the terror proxy's October 7 atrocity. Detailed plans are yet to be revealed over the potential demolition and rebuild but Trump said it will involve a complete reconstruction.

He said they would destroy all of the buildings in the war zone before beginning to "create an economic development". This would create "unlimited numbers of jobs and housing", he added. Hamas has described Trump's previous proposals as "ridiculous and absurd" but it is yet to respond to the new video shared by the President.

Netanyahu has shared his own detailed vision for Gaza just months before Trump unveiled controversial plans for the enclave. Complete with surreal CGI imagery, the Israeli PM revealed a blueprint to redevelop Gaza into an idyllic urban and rural settlement.