President Donald Trump has suggested that Egypt and Jordan should accept additional Palestinian refugees from the Gaza Strip in order to bring peace to the Middle East. During a conversation with reporters aboard Air Force One, Trump mentioned a call he had with King Abdullah II of Jordan and expressed a desire for Egypt to also accept refugees. He proposed either temporary or long-term relocations of Palestinians from Gaza.
Trump indicated that his plan is to “clean out” the war-torn area of Gaza, which has experienced many conflicts over the years. He referenced the ongoing ceasefire between Israel and Hamas, which has led to the release of Israeli hostages from Gaza. Thousands of Palestinians and hundreds of Israeli soldiers have been killed in the conflict.
Describing Gaza as a “demolition site,” Trump suggested working with Arab nations to build housing in a different location where Palestinians can live in peace, either temporarily or long-term. The ultimate goal is to address the humanitarian crisis in Gaza and establish stability in the region.
Trump’s comments have sparked conversation about the potential impact of relocating Palestinians from Gaza on the ongoing conflict and the prospects for peace in the Middle East.
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