WASHINGTON (TNND) — President Donald Trump shared a video on social media Tuesday that shows images of a “Trump Gaza.”

The video, which appears to present depictions of the West Bank city in a postwar state, shows Trump having drinks with Israel Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu in front of a “Trump Gaza” sign at a pool.

Thirty seconds before that depiction, though, children and adults are searching through rubble for food.

“Gaza 2025,” lettering overtop that image reads. “Whats [sic] next?”

People are then depicted walking through tunnels to a beach near a city with skyscrapers. Images of streets lined with palm trees and driven on by shiny cars appear next.

Donald’s coming to set you free, bringing the light for all to see,” a song sounds. “No more tunnels, no more fear. Trump Gaza is finally here.

A golden statue of Trump, taller than the palm trees near it, also stands in the middle of a traffic circle. Golden figurines and busts of the president are presented as well, along with a child holding a balloon depicting Trump’s head. That balloon is about the size of the boy.

At other points in the video, people are walking toward a building and an arch, both of which have a lit “Trump Gaza” sign.

“Trump Gaza, number one. Trump Gaza, shining bright. Golden future, a brand new light,” the song continues.

The video also depicts the president standing close to a woman wearing underwear and a transparent skirt. What appear to be belly dancers are portrayed on a beach in the video as well, in addition to Elon Musk, who leads the Department of Government Efficiency.

Musk dances in front of clapping people near a shore as money falls from the sky, bills kids try to catch. At multiple points in the video, Musk is eating near a beach.

“Feast and dance, the deal is done. Trump Gaza, number one,” the song concludes.

The National News Desk asked the White House if Trump wants to comment on the video, which he posted without a caption. Deputy Press Secretary Anna Kelly said the president is a “visionary.”

“His plan to have the United States involved in Gaza’s rebuilding will allow for Palestinians to resettle in new, beautiful communities while improving conditions in the region for generations to come,” she explained.

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