Israel-Filistine conflict news rejects Trump’s call to displace Palestinians from Arab Minister Gaza
The US President has suggested that Egypt and Jordan should be taken from Gaza to Palestinians.
Foreign ministers from five billion countries have issued a joint statement, in which the forced displacement of Palestinians has been rejected from their land.
In a statement released on Saturday, US President Donald Trump presented an integrated stance to Egypt and Jordan from Gaza to Palestinians.
Egypt, Jordan, Saudi Arabia, Qatar, United Arab Emirates, Palestinian Authority and Arab League Foreign Minister and
“We confirm our rejection of (any effort) to compromise the unimaginable rights of the Palestinians, whether it is through disposal activities, or through eviction or eviction of land or to vacate the land from its owners. Through the medium … in any form or under any circumstances or as justification, read the joint details.
Trump said last week that Egypt and Jordan should be taken from Gaza to Palestinians, which he called a “demolition site” after 15 months of the Israeli bombing, which made most of his 2.3 million people homeless.
Egypt and Jordan – The region’s leading American ally – has repeatedly rejected Trump’s proposal to “clean” Gaza’s proposal. Jordan is home to several million Palestinians, while thousands of people live in Egypt.
On Wednesday, Egyptian President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi also dismissed Trump’s view and said that Egyptians would take them to the streets to express their rejection.
He said, “Palestinian people displacement from their land is an injustice in which we cannot participate.”
However, on Thursday, Trump reiterated the idea, said, “We do a lot for him, and they are going to do so,” in a clear context for abundant American assistance including military aid to Egypt and Jordan.
Analysts have said that Trump’s proposal will lead to ethnic cleaning.
Yusaf Munier, head of the Palestine/Israel program at the Arabian Center Washington DC, told Al Jazira earlier this week that Trump’s “derogatory” statement should be condemned to violate all criteria and basic rights.
Munier said, “Trump says all kinds of things,” stating that the US President’s statement should be taken with a sign of doubt.
“Sometimes, they are things that it means. Sometimes, they are things that do not mean. Sometimes, they are things that they heard in a conversation that she was five minutes ago. Sometimes, they are things that they think they heard but misunderstood. ,
Foreign ministers on Saturday highlighted that they are “ready to work with the administration of US President Donald Trump to achieve a justified and wide peace in the Middle East”.
He also welcomed Egyptian plans to organize an international conference with the United Nations in the near future, focusing on the reconstruction of Gaza and confirmed the United Nations main aid agency for Palestinians, “Piwal, UNRWA’s” Piwal, Inaccessible And the irreparable role “Mostly flattened between Israel and Hamas during the fifteen months of war.
