Some Arab countries have rejected the appeal of US President Donald Trump to move Gaza to neighboring countries.
A group of major Arab countries said that after the US President Donald Trump said this week, after he wanted to “clean up” the land and transfer his population to its neighbor, they “firmly” refused to reset or reset or reset or reset or Any effort to expel the Palestinians.
Jordan, United Arabia, Arabia, Saudi Arabia, Qatar and Egypt’s diplomatic ministers issued a widely statement on Saturday, February 1, saying they wanted to cooperate with Trump’s solutions in the two countries in the Middle East.
But they postponed Trump’s suggestion that the Palestinians were relocated from Gaza. The ministers reiterated their promises to rebuild the flying land without clearly mentioning the proposal, while ensuring that “the Palestinians continued to exist in their hometown.”
These countries “resolutely reject any actions that threatens these rights, including expansion of solutions, forced deportation, demolition, land swallowing or via the derivation of directly evacuation or forced immigration.”
Trump said in January that he talked to King Jordan in other places to build a house in other parts of the Middle East and transferred more than 1 million Barlrstius from Gaza to neighboring countries.
He told a reporter on the Air Force One: “I said to him, I hope you can accept more, because I am looking at the entire Gaza Strip. It is a million and a half people, we just clean up the whole thing. “
Trump said, “I don’t know, something must happen, but this is actually a demolition website.” “Almost everything was demolished and people died there, so I would rather participate with some Arab countries and be in some Arab countries, and in Building houses in different places, I think they can live peacefully for changes. “
The Arab Foreign Minister’s statement talked about a series of themes related to the reconstruction of Gaza.
The statement also appeared because the fragile ceasefire between Hamas and Israel allowed the region to evaluate the cruel 15 -month conflict.
The organization praised “the important role of the United States in promoting this transaction”, and Trump and his predecessor Joe Biden all sought praise.
They also “called for all from Gaza to evacuate the Israeli forces and refused any attempts to make partitions in the undressing dance area, and pointed out that the” indispensable role “of the United Nations Relief and Engineering Bureau took effect two days after the Israeli ban two days.
