Trump Reverses Stance on Gaza Displacement, Welcomed by Hamas and Arab Leaders

The U.S. president's statement that Palestinians will not be expelled from Gaza marks a significant shift, drawing praise from Hamas and regional governments as ceasefire talks continue.

President Donald Trump clarified that no Palestinians will be expelled from Gaza, reversing earlier proposals for their displacement to neighboring countries.
Hamas welcomed Trump's statement, calling it a retreat from prior plans and urging the U.S. to pressure Israel to honor ceasefire agreements.
Arab leaders, including Egypt, expressed appreciation for Trump's remarks, emphasizing the importance of avoiding further humanitarian crises in Gaza.
Trump's earlier proposal to relocate Palestinians and transform Gaza into a 'Middle East Riviera' faced widespread condemnation from Palestinian groups and international organizations.
Ceasefire negotiations between Hamas and Israel, mediated by the U.S., Egypt, and Qatar, are ongoing, with discussions focusing on extending the fragile truce and addressing reconstruction efforts.