Egypt’s L-Sisi rejected Trump’s suggestion in Palestinians
Abdel Fattah al-Sisi says ‘Displacement of Palestinian people is an injustice’ The US President repeated calls for Egypt and Jordan to accept Gaza’s residents.
President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi has said that the Egyptians would not participate in the displacement of Palestinians, the United States President Donald Trump suggested that Arab countries took the Palestinians from the war-torn Gaza Strip.
L -ie said at a press conference on Wednesday, “It can never be tolerated or allowed what is being said about the displacement of Palestinians about the displacement of Palestinians.
“Palestinian people’s exile or displacement is an injustice in which we cannot participate,” he said.
Nearly all 2.2 million inhabitants of Gaza have been displaced at least once as Israel launched its war in the region in October 2023 in response to the Hamas -led attack on Southern Israel.
After the Israel-Hamas ceasefire earlier this month, Trump planned to “clean” the Gaza Strip and transfer his inhabitants to Jordan and Egypt. He returned to the idea of this week, asked Palestinians to go to “safe” places like Egypt or Jordan.
He said that the residents of Gaza could be “temporarily, or long -term”.
But the idea of transferring Palestinians has long been rejected by Palestinians and regional countries, saying that it will reduce the Palestinian state in the Middle East and the notion of frightening instability.
Jordan’s Foreign Affairs Minister Ayman Safadi has also rejected Trump’s suggestion, saying “Jordan is for Jordan and Palestine is for Palestinians”.
Scrutiny
L-Sisi said that his government would work with the Trump administration to achieve peace between Israel and Palestine “which is based on a two-state solution”.
“Solution … is the establishment of a Palestinian kingdom,” L-Sisi said. “The solution is not to remove the Palestinian people from their place.”
Displacement has been a recurrent theme in Palestinian history and the residents of Gaza Strip fear that if they leave, they can never be allowed to return.
Since the beginning of the 15-month war of Israel on Gaza, Arab countries have repeatedly warned the Palestinians against any plan to push them into neighboring countries, saying that such a step will remind you of Nakba in 1948 , When hundreds of thousands of Palestinians were forcibly displaced. The fight surrounded the creation of the state of Israel.
Egypt and Jordan have peace agreements with Israel and also support the creation of a Palestinian kingdom in West Bank, Gaza and East Jerusalem. They fear that permanent displacement of Gaza’s population may be difficult to feel the future situation.
Egypt and Jordan are American associates in the Middle East and are American aid recipients. $ 1.3 billion of US annual military aid in Egypt was exempted from American funding freeze at global support programs this week.
