Billionaire Elon Musk refused to visit the Gaza Strip due to the dangerous situation there, following an invitation from the "Hamas" movement to visit the strip.

Musk responded to a post by businessman Walter Bloomberg on the "X" platform (formerly "Twitter"), in which he mentioned that "Hamas" invited Musk to visit the Gaza Strip.

Musk wrote in response to the post: "It seems the situation is a bit dangerous there right now, but I am confident that a prosperous Gaza in the long term will be good for all parties."

Earlier, Elon Musk visited Israel on November 27, where he met with Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and President Isaac Herzog.

Musk visited the Kibbutz Kfar Aza, which was attacked by "Hamas" on October 7, where he agreed with Netanyahu's view that Israel has no choice but to eliminate "Hamas," and expressed his desire to help Israel in disarming and removing extremism from the Gaza Strip after the conflict.

Musk made his visit to Israel following accusations of anti-Semitism after his controversial response to a post on "X" about the conflict between Israel and the Palestinians.