US and Israel reject Arab options for Trump’s Gaza scheme

The US and Israel have rejected a billion plan for the reconstruction of the Gaza Strip war, which will allow 2.1 million Palestinians living there to stay in place.

The proposal supported by Arab leaders at a summit in Cairo, President Donald Trump has an option to handle Gaza for the US and permanently restore his population permanently.

The Palestinian Authority and Hamas welcomed the Arab plan, asking Gaza to be temporarily governed by a committee of independent experts and deploying international peace soldiers there.

But both the White House and the Israeli Foreign Ministry said that it failed to address the realities in Gaza and stood by Trump.

Amidst the concern, the summit took place that Gaza’s delicate ceasefire deal could fall after the end of the first phase of the first phase of six weeks on Saturday.

Israel has blocked the assistance from entering the area for pressure on Hamas to accept a new American proposal for a temporary expansion of the Trus, during which more hostages held in Gaza will be released in exchange for Palestinian prisoners.

Hamas has insisted that the second phase should begin as a consent, which ends the war and return a full Israeli contingent.

The $ 53BN (£ 41BN) Arab scheme for Gaza’s reconstruction after Egypt ended the war at an emergency Arab League Summit on Tuesday was presented at an Emergency Arab League Summit on Tuesday.

A statement supporting the plan emphasized “the classified rejection of any form of displacement of the Palestinian people”, describing such a idea as “a gross violation of international law, a crime against humanity and ethnic cleaning”.

The scheme envisages reconstruction in three phases and takes five years, during which some 1.5 million displaced Ghazan will be taken to 200,000 prefabricated housing units and 60,000 repaired houses.

In the first phase, which will last for six months and cost $ 3BN, millions of tons of debris and any unexplained armament will be approved.

The second phase, the cost of two years and $ 20bn costs, housing and utilities will be rebuilt. During the third phase an airport, two ports and an industrial area will be constructed, which will take another two years and cost $ 30BN.

The Arab scheme also proposes that an “administrative committee” made of independent Palestinian technocrats runs a post -war Gaza for a transitional period, while “is working towards empowering the Palestinian Authority to return to return”.

Hamas – who has been prosecuted as a terrorist organization by Israel, USA, UK and others – took full control of Gaza in 2007, one year after winning the parliamentary election, the forces were excluded from the PAs of Fatah -Service in violent clashes. The PA was abandoned to some parts of West Bank.

Palestinian President Mahmood Abbas, who is the head of PA, told the summit that he welcomed the Arab plan and urged Donald Trump to support it.

Hamas said that it dismissed the efforts to displace the Arabian situation “.

However, the Israeli Foreign Ministry rapidly dismissed the Arab League’s statement supporting Egypt’s plan, saying that “it fails to address the realities of the situation after 7 October 2023, which lies in the old perspective”.

“Now, with the idea of ​​President Trump, Ghazan has an opportunity to be an independent option based on his independent desire. It should be encouraged!” Added to it.

“Instead, the Arab states have rejected the opportunity, without giving it a proper opportunity, and continued baseless allegations against Israel.”

The White House National Security Council spokesman Brian Hughes said that the Arab scheme “did not address the reality that Gaza is currently uninhabited and the residents could not live in the area involved in human beings and the unexplained age.”

“President Trump stands from his point of view to rebuild Gaza -free from Hamas. We are ready to interact to bring peace and prosperity to the region.”

Trump proposed last month that the US would “Gaza” and move its population, so that it could be rebuilt and converted to “Riviera of Middle East”.

He said that displaced Palestinians would have no right to return as they would have “much better housing” in Egypt, Jordan and other countries.

Hosam Zaki, assistant general secretary of the Arab League, told the BBC on Wednesday that Trump’s approach was unacceptable.

He said, “It is based on the Palestinians forced displacement to get out of their homes and their land. It is against international law and, we have said this time and again, it is not a way to treat this man -made crisis,” he said.

He said, “This is a war that Israel has partially waged Palestinians out of its territory.”

He also described the Israeli Foreign Ministry’s response to the Arab scheme as “against humanity and against morality”.

The Palestinians are afraid of the repetition of Nakba – Arabic for “destruction” – when in 1948, after the creation of the state of Israel and during the war, hundreds of thousands ran away or fled from their homes.

Many of the refugees ended in Gaza, where they and his descendants create three-fourth of the population. Another 900,000 registered refugees live in the West Bank, while 3.4 million other live in Jordan, Syria and Lebanon according to the United Nations.

The Israeli army launched a campaign to destroy Hamas in response to an unprecedented border attack on 7 October 2023, killing around 1,200 people and 251 was taken hostage.

According to the Hamas-Interested Health Ministry of the region, more than 48,400 people have been killed in Gaza since then.

Most of Gaza’s population has also been displaced several times. About 70% of buildings are estimated to be damaged or destroyed; Healthcare, water, hygiene and hygiene system have collapsed; And there is a lack of food, fuel, medicine and shelter.