PAGERS! What Israeli PM Benjamin Netanyahu gifted President Trump with to commemorate the stunning deadly attacks that Israel waged on Hezbollah terrorists

Netanyahu gave Trump two pagers — one regular, one golden — during their historic meeting Tuesday, according to the Times of Israel. The gift comes months after thousands of pagers used by Hezbollah operatives across Lebanon suddenly exploded, killing many terrorists and injuring over 3,400 others in September, according to the Times of Israel.

NY Post  The majority of those hit during the September attack were members of or linked to members of Hezbollah. The pagers, and hundreds of walkie-talkies that blew up the following day, suddenly started heating up and exploding in their owners’ hands or pockets after the devices beeped, indicating an incoming message.

“That was a great operation,” Trump said at the gift-giving, the report said. In return, Trump gave Netanyahu a photo of the two of them from the visit with the dedication: “To Bibi, a great leader.”

During a press conference with Netanyahu on Tuesday, Trump also suggested that the US could “take over” the Gaza Strip and send Palestinians living there to other neighboring countries. 

“We’ll own it and be responsible for dismantling all of the dangerous unexploded bombs and other weapons on the site, level the site, and get rid of the destroyed buildings — level it out and create an economic development that will supply unlimited numbers of jobs and housing for the people of the area.”

However, despite the public rejection of Trump’s plan, a former Israel-Palestinian negotiator said Saudi Arabia, Egypt and Jordan are likely secretly interested in the president’s future vision for Gaza as a possible solution to their Hamas problem.

“I wouldn’t be surprised to know that in the back rooms, the Saudis, the Egyptians, the Jordanians are very much happy about Trump’s … that idea of the United States taking control over the situation in Gaza,” Avi Melamed, an ex-Israeli intelligence official who served as a senior Arab affairs adviser to Jerusalem, told The Post Wednesday.