In a recent interview, former President Trump made headlines by asserting that he has visited Gaza, a claim that has been met with skepticism as no evidence supports it. He went on to describe Gaza as a place that could potentially be 'better than Monaco' if it underwent substantial reconstruction, despite acknowledging its challenging conditions. Trump suggested that with proper rebuilding, Gaza 'could actually be a better holiday than Monaco' and shared thoughts on transforming it into 'the most beautiful place.' These statements are part of a series of remarks that fact-checkers have identified as having multiple inaccuracies related to foreign policy.