USA and Israel reject a plan of $ 53b USD who have approved the Arab states to renew gauze, prevent mass dislocation
The United States and Israel rejected the alternative plan for the renovation of Gaza after adopting the Arab states on a summit on Tuesday.
The Egyptian plan – which would cost about $ 53 billion – would prevent the massive displacement of the population of the enclave of approximately two million Palestinians.
The plan that Arab leaders supported at the Cairo summit was counterprothed by US President Donald Trump’s proposal to move his inhabitants, assume ownership of the territory and rearranged it into a “Middle Eastern Riviera”.
The spokesman for the White House National Security Council Brian Hughes rejected the Egyptian proposal as impracticable.
“The current proposal is not engaged in the reality that Gaza is currently uninhabited, and residents cannot be humanely living in the territory covered with debris and an inexplicable order,” Hughes said late Tuesday.
“President Trump stands by his vision that Gaza is renewed by Hamas. We look forward to further conversations to bring peace and prosperity to the region.”
Israel repeats the support of Trump’s plan
The plan that has approved the Arab states would see that Hamas will give power to the temporary administration of political independent while the reformed Palestinian administration cannot take control.
A spokesman for the Israeli Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Oren Marstein, announced on the X that the Egyptian plan “failed to solve the reality of the situation” and said that the joint communication of the summit did not mention Hamasov on October 7, 2023, the attack that launched a war or convicted a militant group. The plan, he said, remains “rooted in outdated perspectives.”
Marstein repeated the support of Israel to Trump’s plan to move the population in second place, describing it as “the opportunity for Gazans to have a free choice based on their free will.”
By breaking through global criticism, US President Donald Trump has re -set up plans to take over Gaza on social media, saying that Israel will end the Gaza US Gaza at the end of the fight that Palestinians would already be moved to a far more safe and nicer community. ”
Egyptian Foreign Minister Badr Abdelatty rejected Israel’s rejection as “unacceptable”, describing his position “stubborn and extremist”.
“Israel will not be peace in the region” without establishing an independent Palestinian state in accordance with the resolution of the United Nations, he said. “Israel violates all the rules on international law … It must be imposed on international law.”
“No state should be allowed to impose its will to the international community,” Abdelatty said.
Palestinians, Hamas welcomes the Egyptian plan
In the announcement of social media earlier on Tuesday, Egyptian President Abdel Fattah El-Sisi said he was looking forward to cooperation with Trump, other Arab peoples and the international community “to adopt a plan that aims to comprehensive and fairly solve the Palestinian issue, end the fundamental causes of the Israeli Palan Conflict.
In the meantime, Hamas welcomed the outcome of the summers, saying that this marked the new phase of the Arabic and Islamic alignment with the Palestinian cause and that he appreciated the rejection of the Arab leaders attempted to transfer Palestinians from their territories to Gaza and occupied west coast.
The Palestinians in the Gaza belt also welcomed the adoption of the plan of Arab leaders for the renewal of territory without depopulation.
“We are pleased with these decisions and this summit,” said Atef Abu Zaher of the southern city of Khan Younis. “We stick to our country.”
Even as they welcomed the Arabic plan, many Palestinians expressed doubt about whether it would be implemented.
“It’s important that Arab countries are serious,” Yasser Abed said. He expressed hope that he would follow the plan “, as opposed to thousands of [other] Decisions they made about our thing. “
The Egyptian plan provides for the renewal of gauze by 2030. Without removing the population. The first phase of calling to start removing an unexploded command and removing more than 50 million tonnes of ruins that left the bombing of Israeli and military offensive.
Arab League chief Ahmed Aboul Gheit said the final municipal peak at the top calls on the UN Security Council to distribute international peaceful forces in Gaza and the occupied west coast.
Plan to include UN cooperation
The Communication said that Egypt would host an international conference, in cooperation with the United Nations, for the renovation of Gaza, and will be established by the World Bank Foundation Fund, which has overlooked the World Bank to receive promises for the implementation of an early recovery and renewal plan.
According to a 112 -page plan that received Associated Press, hundreds of thousands of temporary residential units would become set for the population of gauze while renovation takes place. The ruins would be recycled, with some used as filling to spread the earth on the Mediterranean coast of Gaza.
In the following years, the plan envisages complete transformation of the tape, the construction of “sustainable, green and walking” housing and urban areas, with renewable energy sources. It renews agricultural land and creates industrial zones and large areas of the park.
It also requires the opening of the airport, the fishing port and the commercial port. In 1990, peace agreements in Oslo invited the opening of the airport and the commercial port in Gaza, but the projects dried that the peace process collapsed.
The war began with the Hamas attack on October 7th on Israel, in which Palestinian militants killed about 1,200 people, mostly civilians, and took 251 people as hostages. The Hamas militants still hold 59 hostages, 35 of whom believe he is dead.
Most of the rest were released in the fire interruption agreements. Israel saved eight living hostages and recovered the remains of tens more.
The Israeli 15-month offensive has killed more than 48,000 Palestinians, according to the Gaza Health Ministry. He doesn’t say how many fighters were, but the Ministry says women and children made up more than half of the dead. Israel says he killed over 17,000 militants without giving evidence.
The offensive has destroyed large gauze surfaces, including much of its health system and other infrastructure. In its height, the war displaced about 90 percent of the population, mainly in the territory, where hundreds of thousands packed into camps and schools in tents and schools remodeled as shelters.
