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US President Donald Trump on Saturday expressed the idea that Jordan and Egypt should take more Palestinians from Gaza, where the military actions of Israel have killed thousands of people and created a serious human situation. The idea was welcomed by Israeli’s fierce right -wing Finance Minister Bejelle Smotrich, but the Palestinian groups including Islamic Jihad and Hamas vowed to oppose it.
On Saturday, Trump said that he had spoken to Raja Abdullah II of Jordan to get Palestinians out of Gaza. “I want Egypt to take people to Egypt, and I want Jordan to take people.”
“This (Gaza) is virtually a demolition site, almost everything has collapsed and people are dying there, so I want to connect with some Arab countries and build houses in a separate place where they probably for some time Remaining in peace.
Israel welcomes this idea
Israeli Finance Minister Bejelle Smotrich welcomed Trump’s proposal to stop the war in Gaza. Smotrich said in a statement, “The idea of helping them find other places to start a better life is a great idea. After glorifying terrorism for years, they will be able to establish a new and good life in other places. . “
“Out-of-the-box thinking only with new solutions will bring a solution to peace and security. I, with the help of God, will work with the Prime Minister and the Cabinet to ensure that it can be applied as soon as possible There should be an operational plan for. ” It is possible, “he further said.
Most Gazaasi are Preeistini refugees or their descendants. Any attempt to remove them from Gaza can give rise to the black historical memories that the Arab world calls “Naqba” or destruction – the collective displacement of Palestinians during the construction of Israel in 1948.
Palestinian groups oppose this proposal
Palestinian Group Islamic Jihad condemned Trump’s idea of transferring Gajwasis to Egypt and Jordan on Sunday and described it as promoting “war crimes”.
Describing Trump’s idea as “condemnable”, the group, who fought a deadly war with Israel in Gaza with Hamas till the ceasefire on January 19, said: “This proposal forced our people to force war crimes and crimes against humanity Comes within the structure of encouraging. ”
A senior Hamas official also said that he would oppose Trump’s idea of transferring Gazivas to Egypt and Jordan.
Hamas Political Bureau member Basem Naeem told news agency AFP, “As he has failed every plan of displacement and alternative motherland for decades, our people will also fail such projects.”
Status in Gaza
The latest bloodshed in the decades-old Israel-Pilstinian conflict began on October 7, 2023, when Hamas forces attacked Israel, killing around 1,200 people and took around 250 hostages.
According to the Gaza Health Ministry, Gaza killed more than 47,000 people in the post -Israel military attack and accused of massacre and war crimes, which Israel refuses.
The ceasefire came into force a week ago and some Israeli hostages kept by Hamas were released in exchange for Palestinian prisoners kept by Israel.
