Trump’s proposal for Egypt, Jordan absorb Palestine from Gaza, pulls out rejection, confusion

Doral, Florida – The impetus of President Trump to take over Egypt and Jordan a large number of Palestinian refugees from the besieged gauze, fell with the governments of these countries and left a key ally of the Congress in Washington, confused on Sunday.

The struggles that broke out in the territory after ruling that Hamas attacked Israel in October 2023. Paused because of a fragile truckBut most of the Gaza population left the homeless Israeli military campaign. Mr. Trump told reporters on Saturday at the Air Force that to rejection about 1.5 million people away from Gaza could mean that “we just clean up that whole thing.”

Mr. Trump conveyed what he told Jordan’s King Abdullah when the two had a call earlier on Saturday: “I told him,” I would like you to take over more because I am currently watching the whole strip of gauze, and that is a mess. “”

He said he was similar to the appeal to Egyptian President Abdel Fattahu El-Sissi during the interview they had led, while Trump was at his resort on Sunday in Florida. Mr. Trump said he would “love Egypt to take people and wish Jordan would take people.”

Hamas, Egypt and Jordan reject Trump’s proposal gauze

Hundreds of thousands of displaced Palestinians were allowed Israeli forces on Monday to start returning In their cities and villages in a decimated northern half of Gaza, causing a mass migration seen as a strong rejection of the concept of any mass deportation from Gaza.

In a statement posted online on Monday, spokesman Abdul Latif al-Qanou from a terrorist group designed by American and Israeli, which ruled over Gaza for almost two decades, said the scenes of people returning in a huge number to the north “represent another failure Occupation in achieving the goals of the extermination and the destruction and message of defying any new attempt to move them. “

“The absence of our people on their country and their return from the south of Gaza’s belt to his north represents the end of the Zionist dream that they are displaced and liquidated by their just cause,” Al-Qanou said.

Egypt and Jordan, along with the Palestinians, worry that Israel would never allow Palestinians to return to Gaza if they are forced to leave. Both Egypt and Jordan are also constantly fighting the economies and their governments, as well as those of other Arab countries, they are afraid of the mass destabilization of their own countries and the region from any such influx of refugees.

Jordan is already home to more than 2 million Palestinian refugees. Egypt alerted the security implications of the transfer of a large number of Palestinians to the Egyptian Sinai Peninsula, which borders Gaza.

Mr. Trump suggested that the relocation of most of the 2.3 million Gaza residents could be temporary or in the long run.

Jordan’s Foreign Minister, Ayman Safada, said on Sunday that the opposition of his country was “firmly and unwavering to what Trump was floating.”

Some officials of Israel have erected an idea early in the war.

The Egyptian Foreign Minister issued a statement stating that the temporary or long -term transfer of Palestinians “risks expanding the conflict in the region”.

The Ministry confirmed “Egyptian commitment to the principles and parameters of the political solution of the Palestinian issue, emphasizing that this is still the central question in the Middle East. The delay in resolving, ending the occupation and renewing stolen stolen rights of the Palestinian people are a fundamental cause of instability in the region.

“In this context, Egypt reiterates its constant support from the Palestinian people on their country and to adhere to their legitimate rights in their country and homeland, as well as the principles of international law and international humanitarian law. This also emphasizes his refusal of any violation of those inalienable rights, either Through settlement, the annexation of the land or evictions of the legal owners by displacing or stimulating the transmission or eradication of Palestinians from their country, either temporary or permanently. ”

Mr. Trump has a certain influence over Jordan, who is trapped, but strategically important an American ally and is greatly dependent on foreign assistance. The US is historically the biggest provider of this assistance, including more than $ 1.6 billion through State Department 2023. A large part of this comes to support Jordan’s security forces and direct budget support.

Jordan was a vital regional partner in return in attempt by the US to maintain the region stable. Jordan hosted about 3,000 American troops. However, on Friday, the new Secretary of State Marco Rubio exempted security assistance to Israel and Egypt, but not Jordan when he exposed details and Freezing on a foreign assistance Mr. Trump ordered On the first day at the office.

European officials respond to Trump’s proposal

On Monday, the German government also rejected the idea of ​​a mass movement of Palestinians, with a spokesman for the Ministry of Foreign Affairs who told reporters in Berlin that the country had shared a view of “European Union, our Arab partners, the United Nations … that it was the United Nations. . Palestinian population must not be expelled from Gaza, and the gauze must not permanently occupy or recolonize Israel. “

In Italy, right -wing prime minister Giorgia Meloniwho attended Mr. Trump’s inauguration and sought to position herself as an interlocutor between the new US administration and Europe, she tried to reduce the proposal of President Gaza.

“Trump is right to say that Gaza’s reconstruction is obviously one of the main challenges we face and that, however, it takes a lot of interference with the international community,” she told reporters during a visit to Saudi Arabia. “As far as refugee questions are concerned, I think no more here, here we are facing a defined plan [from Mr. Trump]. I think we preferred to deal with discussions with regional actors, which should surely be involved in it. “

“These are certainly very complex questions, but the fact that they are discussed, even at an informal level with actors in the region, in my opinion means that we want to seriously work on the issue of gauze reconstruction,” said the Italian leader.

“I don’t know what he’s talking about,” says Senator Lindsey Graham

Meanwhile, in the US, even some Republicans loyal to Mr. Trump tried to think of his words.

“I really don’t know” said Senator Lindsey GrahamWhen asked about the CNN “State of the Union” about what the President meant by the “pure”. Graham, who is close to Mr. Trump, said the proposal is not feasible.

“The idea that all the Palestinians will go and go somewhere else, I do not see that it is too practical,” said Graham, a veterans senator of GOP from South Carolina. He said that Mr. Trump should continue to talk to Mideast leaders, including Saudi capital Mohammed Bin Salman and officials in the United Arab Emirates.

“I don’t know what he’s talking about. But go talk to MBS, go talk to UAE, go talk to Egypt,” Graham said. “What is their plan for Palestinians? Do they want everyone to leave?”

Trump falls to 2,000 pounds of shipment of bombs in Israel

Mr Trump, a determined supporter of Israel, also announced on Saturday that he had ordered the US to announce a 2,000 -pound bomb supply in Israel. Former President Joe Biden has imposed a certain weapon Because of the concerns about their The effects on the civilian population of gauze.

Egypt and Jordan made peace with Israel, but support the creation of the Palestinian state on the occupied West Bank, Gazi and East Jerusalem, territories that Israel captured in the 1967 Midreast war. They are afraid to permanently move the gauze population Disable this so -called “double -sided solution”.

Mr. Trump is also seen in the Middle East as a lesser support of a possible solution with two countries than previous US administrations, and the current Government Israel has excluded the creation of an independent Palestinian state.

Making his case for such a massive change in the population, Mr. Trump said that Gaza was a “literal place of demolition”.

“I would rather deal with some Arab peoples and built housing elsewhere,” he said of people who were displaced in Gaza. “Where I can live in peace to change.”