Group powerful Arabic nations He announced a statement on Saturday, rejecting President Donald Trump’s proposal to move Palestinians to the Gaza belt to Egypt and Jordan.
Foreign Minister Qatar, Jordan, United Arab Emirates, Saudi Arabia and Egypt, as well as the Secretary General of the Executive Board of the Palestine Liberation Organization and the League Secretary General met in Cairo, Egypt on Saturday and then published a joint statement in which he was in which he described in detail in which the leadership of powerful Arab countries agreed.
Their agreements included “expressing the constant full support of the Paulinian people on their country and to adhere to their legitimate rights to international law.” The statement states that the officers “confirmed their rejection of any violation of these inalienable rights, either through the settlement, expulsion and demolition of homes, the annexation of land, or the displacement of Palestinians from their country.”
“They also rejected any efforts to encourage the transmission or the eradication of Palestinians from their country, under any circumstances or justifications,” the Qatari government published in English. “Such actions have noticed, threatening regional stability, they exacerbate the conflict and undermine the prospects for peace and coexistence among the peoples of the region.”
Qatar’s Prime Minister and Foreign Minister Mohammed Bin Abdulrahman Al Thani participates in a meeting of the Arab League Foreign Minister in Cairo, Egypt, on Saturday, February 1, 2025. (AP Photo/Khaled Elfiqi)
The statement also “welcomes” the release agreement on the interruption and hostage between Israel and Hamas, which broke Qatar, Egypt and the United States.
“Participants also expressed their commitment to working with the administration of US President Donald Trump to follow a righteous and comprehensive peace in the Middle East, in accordance with the decision in two countries and to strive for the region without conflict,” they said.
Trump asked at an oval office on Friday if he believed that the idea was that Egypt and Jordan accepted Palestine from Gaza, despite the fact that the two countries denied that they would do so.
“I think Jordan will take people, yes, people from Gaza, and I think Egypt will take them too. I mean, I heard someone said he wouldn’t, but I think he will. I feel convinced he will,” Trump said.
Israeli war in Gaza, who started 7. October 2023. Hamas attacks It is believed that 1,200 Israelis eliminated a large part of a terrorist organization in the region, but a matter of reconstruction and at the end of the reformed leadership without terrorist control hangs in balance due to fragile agreement on the termination of fire.
Trump for the first time floated with the idea that Egypt and Jordan were taking about 1.5 million people from Gaza, while addressing the aircraft to the aircraft one last month.
“I wish Egypt take people,” Trump said. “You’re talking about probably a million and a half people, and we’re just Clean the whole thing And say, “You know, it’s over.” “
“It’s a literal place to demolish at the moment. Almost everything has been demolished, and people die there,” Trump said about the destruction caused by a 15-month war. “So, I would rather deal with some Arab peoples and build a housing elsewhere, where I might live in peace for change.”
Last week, President Abdel Fattah El-Sisi said that the transmission of Palestinians from Gaza “can never tolerate or allow.”
Jordan’s Foreign Minister Ayman Safada, left, and Saudi external minster, Faisal bin Farhan, participate in a meeting of the Arab League Foreign Minister in Cairo, Egypt, on Saturday, February 1, 2025. (AP Photo/Khaled Elfiqi)
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“The solution to this issue is a solution with two countries. It is the establishment of the Palestinian state,” he said at a press conference. “The solution is not to remove the Palestinian people from their place. No.”
Jordan’s Foreign Minister Ayman Safada also said that the opposition of his country Trump’s idea was “firm and unwavering”.
The Egyptian government announced that El-Sisi had received a call from Trump on Saturday, but did not mention the issue.
“The invitation encouraged a positive debate between the two presidents, undergoing critical importance of improving the implementation of the first and second phase of the interruption agreement and ensuring the stabilization of the ceasefire in Gaza’s belt,” according to the reading of the Egyptian Government -ut. “In addition, the call emphasized the urgent need to increase the provision of humanitarian aid and relief to the inhabitants of Gaza.”
Egyptian Foreign Minister Badr Abdelatty, right, meets with Jordan’s Foreign Minister Ayman Safada at the Tahrir Palace in Cairo in Egypt, Saturday, February 1, 2025. (AP Photo/Khaled Elfiqi)
El-Sisi “repeated the imperative to reach lasting peace in the Middle East,” according to his government. “He confirmed that the international community gives its trust in the ability of President Trump to secure a historical and permanent peace agreement, which would end a decade of conflict in the region. This is based on the dedication of President Trump Peace, which he is also underlined in his inaugural address, as a man Mira.
Jordan has already been home to more than 2 million Palestinians, according to Associated Press. Egypt alerted the security implications of the transfer of a large number of Palestinians to the Egyptian Sinai Peninsula, which borders Gaza.
Both countries were the first to make peace with Israel, but support the creation of the Palestinian state on the western coast, Gazi and East Jerusalem, a territory captured by Israel from Jordan and Egypt in the 1967 -year war in 1967.
The Israeli government ordered United Nations Assistant and Work Agency (UNRWA) Stop operating in the country from Thursday in the middle of the allegations that the Agency has been involved in the Hamas terrorist group.
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On Saturday, the Arab peoples also confirmed “the main, irreplaceable and irreplaceable role of” UNRWA and “categorically rejected any attempts to bypass or diminish his role.”
Associated Press contributed to this report.
