Has Donald Trump plan to force Gaza’s population to neighboring states? , Israel-Felistine Conflict News
Both Egypt and Jordan have rejected the suggestion by US President Donald Trump that Gaza should be “cleaned” and the 2.3 million warrior wars moved to two neighboring countries of the population remains.
Trump, who first looted the idea on Sunday, reiterated it on Monday, while on the Board Air Force One, he answered a question whether the remaining residents of Gaza would be displaced in short or long periods. Trump reiterated that he would prefer “Gaza to Palestinians) to live in an area where he could live without any disturbance and revolution and violence”.
Israeli media reported that American Special Envoy Steve Witcoff discussed the idea with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu at Jerusalem on Wednesday.
According to Israeli Public Radio reports, Witcofoff pressured Netanyahu earlier this month to derail the three stages of the deal of ceasefire deal between Israel and Hamas. He also discussed the suggestion that Gaza’s population was displaced in Egypt and Jordan.
While no official details of the meeting were released, senior officials later told Channel 13 News that “he realized that Americans were serious about the idea, that it is not just the case”.
This is not the first time Trump has announced his desire to shake the geography of the world.
In addition to his comments on Gaza, he suggested that the territory of Greenland be attached by the US, the Panama Canal be withdrawn and the Gulf of Mexico was renamed as the Gulf of the US.
However, after 15 months of aerial aerial bombing and ground attacks by Israel, the resulting murder of some 47,354 people, the injured of 111,563 and the destruction of about 60 percent of all the houses in Enclave, it is in Gaza where Trump has the latest view of the most There is a big human influence.
What has been the response to Trump’s idea for Gaza?
Almost all of Egypt, Jordan, United Nations and Palestinian leaders have rejected the idea outside Israel.
Egypt
On Wednesday, Egyptian President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi said at a news conference, “Regarding what is being said about the displacement of Palestinians, about it ever tolerated or allowed due to its impact on Egyptian national security. Can not be given. “
“Palestinian people’s exile or displacement is an injustice in which we cannot participate,” he told reporters.
The US President’s claim that he discussed the matter with Egyptian President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi, he was also considered wrong by the Egyptian State Information Service.
Jordan
Similarly, Jordan has condemned the scheme, European Commission Chairman Ursula von Der Leyen, European Parliament Speaker Roberta Matsola and European Council Chairman Antonio Costa, along with European Commission Chairman Ursula Von Dere Leyen, have been emphasized during meetings at Brussels, The importance of Palestinians is capable of living on their land.
Palestinian leadership
Palestinian leaders also rejected the idea.
Mahmood Abbas, a nominal leader of the Palestinian Authority, condemned the “any project”, which is to displace the people of Gaza outside the enclave, while Hamas leaders who oversee Gaza told the news agency AFP that the Palestinians ” Such projects “such as, as they have done similar schemes” for displacement and alternative homes for decades “.
United Nations
The United Nations, which maintains support for a two-state solution set in the 1990s Oslo agreement, also strongly responded to the notion of the Palestinians being taken to neighboring states.
During a news conference on Monday, United Nations spokesman Stephen Duari also dismissed Trump’s plan, told reporters, “We will be against any plan that will give birth to forcible displacement of people, or any kind Will lead ethnic cleaning. “
Other countries
In addition to those directly involved, many other states have also described Trump’s plan to move Gaza’s population including Germany, whose leader, Olaf Sholtz, dismissed the suggestion as “unacceptable” Gave.
French External Affairs Minister Jean-Noel Barrot also rejected the idea, told the French Parliament on Tuesday that the US President’s suggestion was “absolutely unacceptable”.
Spain, one of the two states within the European Union to recognize the state of Palestine, also condemned the notion, Foreign Minister Jose Manuel Alberus told Media Outlet Uonwas that “Gaza belongs to Palestinians and people living in Gaza” .
The Arab League also issued a statement on Monday, forcing the plan, stating, “The forced displacement and eviction of people from their land can be called only ethnic cleaning.”
Who supports Trump’s idea of taking Palestinians to neighboring states?
Many right -wing Israel.
The idea of removing the Palestinians from Gaza and replacing them with Israelis has been popular among an important part of Israel as in 2005 the initial illegal Israeli settlements were removed from Gaza.
It made new relevance in the eyes of several people after the Hamas -led attack on Southern Israel on 7 October 2023, killing 1,139 people.
A conference held in Jerusalem in January 2024 was the title of security-bringing security, attracted to 12 cabinet ministers, including Ultra-Zeonist Finance Minister, Bezelle Smotrich and National Security Minister Itamar Ben-Gwir. Both participated in the “voluntary” migration of Palestinians from Gaza and the subsequent rehabilitation by Israel.
Along with other right-wing ministers, both Ben-Gawir and Smotrich welcomed Trump’s suggestions to transfer Palestinians to neighboring states this week. Smotrich told reporters on Monday that he was already making a “operational plan” to convert Trump’s idea into an actionable Israeli policy.
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has not yet publicly commented on Trump’s suggestion. However, many observers have explained their recent invitation to the White House, which has been asked by the first international leader, as Trump’s level of support is a sign that Trump has intended to expand Israel, of war crimes Despite allegations of several allegations and genocide, despite allegations of genocide. State on Gaza on his war.
Is Trump’s suggestion also legal?
No.
Professor of International Human Rights Act at Trinity College in Dublin, Michael Baker earlier Professor of International Human Rights Act, who previously worked in the International Judicial Court, said, “Smacks of forced displacement of Palestinians in neighboring states from Gaza, which international humanist Will violate the law, “Michael Baker, Professor of International Human Rights Act at Trinity College in Dublin, first worked in the International Court of International Court of International Court. Told Al Jazira.
Baker said that Trump’s suggestions, if action is taken, can also clean the ground for post -Anexation of Israeli, a task that Baker said that “the force of the area of the area by force said There will be violation “.
“International courts have also found whether the population transfer forced displacement, depending on whether people have a real option in this case,” said Baker. “This means that even though some Palestinians may appear to be visible to move, it is not necessarily legalized their displacement.”
Is it sufficient to stop any scheme to move from being enacted by Palestinians?
Probably not.
America remains the most powerful state in the world, in which many people within the international community are dependent on business and in some cases, defense.
Even the United Nations, who has criticized Trump’s comments, receives 22 percent of its annual budget – which does not include the cost of peace from Washington.
Even if America was not one of the most powerful states in the world, there is no mechanism to prevent it from dissolving international law, Leela Alwa of Oxford School asked to study global and region, joint Pointing to the failure of the nation and both. International Criminal Court (ICC) to prevent Russian action in Ukraine.
“I would say that this time unprecedented public opinion can be a factor,” Aliva said, although it is warned that only three states within Europe – Ireland, Spain and Norway – recognize Palestine, and Trump doesn’t just care about others. Can do
