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McDonald said that she followed the president’s comments on Gaza with “growing concern” and that she listened to “horror” calls for “the mass expulsion of the Palestinian people from their homes and the permanent seizure of Palestinian countries.”
“Such an approach is a fundamental violation of international law deeply destabilizing in the Middle East and a dangerous departure from the position of peace and safety of the UN and Palestinians and for the Israelis and the right of Palestinians to self-determination.”
O’Neill said Trump’s comments on “forced expulsion of the Palestinian people of Gaza cannot be neglected.”
On X, before Twitter, she said she “would continue to deal with higher figures in the US for peace and economic growth.”
“In the future, when our children and grandchildren ask us what we did while the Palestinian people endured unimaginable suffering, I will say that I stood firmly to the side of humanity,” she added.
