A push for peace. I'm Lisa Salisera, Fox News. President Trump meeting at the White House with Israeli

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu as Israel and Hamas continue to work through the phases of the

hostage deal. The president suggesting Palestinians who have been displaced in the war with Hamas

could be housed somewhere else. Right now, it's, I've seen every picture from every angle, better than if I were there,

and nobody can live there. You can't live there.

The president suggesting other Arab nations in the region could take them in.

If we can build something for them in one of the countries, then it could be Jordan and it could

be Egypt, it could be other countries, and it could be Jordan and it could be Egypt.

It could be other countries. And you could build four or five or six areas. It doesn't have to be

one area. The comments coming as a president and his advisor has made the case that a three to five year

timeline for reconstruction of Gaza, which was part of a temporary ceasefire deal, was not viable.

Trump and Netanyahu were meeting privately now.

The two expected to discuss additional military aid for Israel.

Earlier today, the president said he's open to sending Americans to prisons abroad.

Reacting to an offer from the president of El Salvador,

President Trump says he'd be fine with putting some American criminals and prisons in other countries.

If we had the legal right to do it, I would do it in a heartbeat. I don't know if we do or not.

We're looking at that right now. But we could make deals where we'd get these animals out of our country.

El Salvador's president says his country would jail inmates from the U.S. for a fee. President Trump says there are other countries that have also made offers.

Fox is Jared Halper in the White House. Any attempt to deport U.S. citizens or lawful residents for who a foreign jail would likely face legal challenges,

U.S. citizens born in the U.S. are legally protected from deportation.

The nominations of two of President Trump's more controversial cabinet picks, Telsi Gabbard, for Director of National Intelligence, and Robert F. Kennedy Jr. have advanced to the full Senate.

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