Trump's Gaza Resettlement Proposal Faces Global Rejection

Arab nations and international leaders push back on Trump's plan to depopulate Gaza and rebuild it under U.S. control, while Trump insists it's a recommendation, not a mandate.

President Donald Trump proposed a plan to depopulate Gaza, relocate its residents to neighboring countries like Egypt and Jordan, and redevelop the area under U.S. control.
Arab states, including Egypt and Jordan, have rejected the proposal, with Jordan agreeing only to accept 2,000 sick children for treatment.
Trump has softened his stance, stating that the plan is a recommendation rather than a requirement, though he continues to advocate for it as the best solution.
Trump's proposal has sparked criticism globally, with no alternative plans emerging from a recent meeting of Arab leaders in Riyadh. Another meeting is planned in Cairo.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has expressed anger over recent events in Gaza and received U.S. support from Trump to potentially resume military action against Hamas.

Jewish Telegraphic Agency

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