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Egypt and Jordan rejected US President Donald Trump's proposal that Gaza should be “cleaned” and what remains from his previous population of 2.3 million, moved to both neighboring countries.
Trump, who first told the idea on Sunday, repeated it on Monday while on board Air Force One until he answered the question of whether the other Gaza residents would be displaced in the short or long term. Trump reiterated that he “would like to” live (Gaza Palestinians), lives in an area where they can live without interruption and revolution and violence so much. “
The Israeli media reported that the US special envoy Steve Vikof had discussed the idea with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu in Jerusalem on Wednesday.
According to reports on Israeli public radio, Vitkoff has pressed Netanyahu to eliminate any political obstacles that can derail the three stages of the fire termination transaction agreed between Israel and Hamas earlier this month. They also discussed the proposal to displace the Gaza population in Egypt and Jordan.
Although no official details of the meeting were later published, senior officials reported on Channel 13 News that “they have the impression that Americans are serious about the idea that this is not just talking.”
This is not the first time Trump has made pronouncements about his desire to shake world geography.
In addition to his comments on Gaza, he offered the territory of Greenland to be applied by the United States, Panama channel be returned under US control and the Gulf of Mexican to be renamed Persian GulfS
However, After 15 Months of Relentless Aerial Bombardment and Ground Invasions by Israel, Resulting in the Killing of Some 47,354 People, The Injuring of 11.563 and the Destment of Approx Aza where trump's latest idea It stands to have the greatest humanitarian impact.
What is the answer to Trump's idea for gas?
Almost everyone outside Israel, including Egypt, Jordan, the UN and the Palestinian leaders, rejected the idea.
Egypt
Of Wednes of West, the president of the shield president said at a press conference“Regarding what the Palestinians said, it can never be tolerated or permitted due to its impact on the Egyptian national security.”
“The deportation or shift of the Palestinian people is an injustice in which we cannot participate,” he told reporters.
The US president's claims that he had discussed the issue of Egyptian President Abdel Fatah El-Sisi were also rejected as incorrect by the Egyptian State Information Service.
Jordan
Jordan also condemned the plan, with King Abdulla II emphasizing during meetings in Brussels with European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen, President of the European Parliament Roberta Metsola and President of the European Council, Antonio Costa, the importance of the Palestinians to remain on their own land.
Palestinian guide
Palestinian leaders also rejected the idea.
Mahmoud Abbas, the nominal leader of Palestinian power, condemned “any projects” designed to displace the Gaza people out of the enclave while Hamas leaders who run the Gaza told the News Agency that the Palestinians would “transfer such projects” because As a suggestion of information substances, they said that the Palestinians would “transfer such projects” because as the “Palestinians” would “transfer such projects” because such as the Palestinians would “transfer such projects” as they did with Similar plans for “displacement and alternative homes in the decades”.
UN
The UN, which supports support for the decision of two countries, determined in the Oslov agreements of the 1990s, also strongly responded to the concept of moving Palestinians to neighboring countries.
During a press conference on Monday, UN spokesman Stefan Duzhary also rejected Trump's plantelling reporters, “We would against any plan that would lead to the forced displacement of people or lead to any type of ethnic cleansing.”
Other countries
In addition to the direct participants, a number of other countries are also critical of Trump's plan to move Gaza's population, including Germany, whose leader Olaf Scholz rejected the proposal as “unacceptable”.
French Foreign Minister Jean-Noel Baro also rejected the idea by saying to French parliament on Tuesday that the US President's proposal was “absolutely unacceptable”.
Spain, one of the two countries within the EU, to recognize Palestine's condition, also condemned the concept, with Foreign Minister Jose Manuel Albares telling the media outcome Euronews that “Gaza belongs to Palestinians and people living in Gaza.”
The Arab League also opposed the plan, issuing a statement on Monday, stating: “The forced displacement and expulsion of people from their land can only be called ethnic cleansing.”
Who supports Trump's idea of moving the Palestinians to neighboring countries?
Very right Israelis.
The idea of removing Palestinians from gas and replacing them with Israelis has been popular with a significant proportion of Israelis since the original illegal Israeli settlements were removed from gas in 2005.S
Gained new meaning in the eyes of many after the attack led by Hamas by Gaza of South Israel October 7, 2023, which killed 1139 peopleS
Conference held in Jerusalem in January 2024 and entitled Settlement brings security, Drew 12 cabinet ministers, including the ultra-prison finance minister, and the ultimate right-wing former national security minister Itar Ben-Gvir and the final right-wing. Both took part in discussions focused on the “voluntary” migration of the Palestinians from Gaza and its subsequent displacement by Israelis.
Together with other right-wing ministers, Ben-Gvir, and I wore Trump's proposal to move the Palestinians to neighboring countries this week. I have told reporters on Monday that he is already preparing an “operational plan” to turn Trump's idea into real Israeli policy.
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has not yet commented publicly on Trump's proposal. However, many observers have interpreted his A recent invitation to the White HouseThe first international leader to be requested as an indication of the support level Trump intends to expand to Israel, despite the numerous Allegations of war crimes and allegations of genocide against the state because of his war against Gaza.
Trump's proposal is even legal?
No
“The proposal to relocate the Palestinians from Gaza to neighboring countries is a forced displacement that would violate international humanitarian law,” Michael Becker, Professor of International Human Rights in Trinity College in Dublin, who had previously worked in the International Court Al Jazeera.
Becker added that Trump's proposal, if acted, could also clear the soil for the subsequent annexation of Israel of Gaza, an act that Becker said would be a “violation of the ban on the basis of the acquisition in territory”.
“International courts have also found that whether the transfer of the population is a forced displacement depends on whether people have a real choice on the matter,” Becker added. “This means that even if some Palestinians may seem to agree to the relocation, it does not have to make their displacement legitimately.”
Is this enough to stop some plan to move the Palestinians to come into force?
Probably not.
The United States remains the most powerful country in the world, with many within the international community depending on it for trade and in some cases, protectionS
Even the UN, which criticizes Trump's comments, receives 22 percent of its annual budget – without including the cost of maintaining peace – from Washington.
Even if the United States was not one of the most powerful conditions of the globe, there is no mechanism to prevent it from violating international law, Leila Aliyeva of the Oxford School of Global and Regional Research, pointing to the failure of both the UN and the UN, and the UN, and the UN of the United Nations, both of the United Nations, and of the United Nations, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Russian actions in UkraineS
“I would say that unprecedented public opinion this time can be a factor,” Aliyeva said, although the warning that only three states – Ireland, Spain and Norway – admits Palestine and Trump may simply not be interested in others – S
