Continuing the reaction of Palestinian groups to Trump’s controversial statements
According to Webangah News quoted by Mehr News Agency quoted by Shahab news agency, the Palestinian National and Islamic Movements Follow-up Committee reacted to US President Donald Trump’s position regarding the relocation of more than one million Palestinians from the Gaza Strip.
This committee strongly condemned the statements of US President Donald Trump regarding the temporary transfer of Palestinians to other countries and considered it part of a big conspiracy to displace the Palestinian people. which is in line with the programs of the Zionist extreme right wing.
The committee emphasized in a statement: We strongly condemn these statements, because they show the scale of the conspiracy, which aims to relocate the Palestinian people as part of the programs It is the extreme right wing of Israel.
The committee for following up on national and Islamic currents also called for an urgent national meeting to agree on ways to deal with plans to relocate Palestinians, which the Palestinian nation, with its resistance and stability in Despite the crimes and extensive destruction of this land, the occupying and criminal Zionist army has failed them.
At the end of this statement, the Arab countries, especially Egypt, the member states of the Persian Gulf Cooperation Council and other Islamic countries, were asked to implement the reconstruction projects of Gaza as a step It is important and necessary to start to neutralize the displacement plans.
It should be said that US President Donald Trump is talking with King Abdullah of Jordan about a potential plan to house and relocate more than a million Palestinians from the Gaza Strip. He has spoken to other countries. He also said that he will discuss this with Egyptian President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi on Sunday.
Trump, speaking to reporters on the plane, described Gaza as a “disturbed and destroyed place” and said he wanted Arab countries in the region to help local Palestinian refugees. to provide for life.
When asked if the proposal was temporary or long-term, Trump replied: “It could be either.”
Trump, who took office on January 20, said of his meeting with King Abdullah of Jordan: “I told him I would like more (of Palestinian refugees) ), because when I look at the Gaza Strip, the situation is very bad, really bad. I would like him to accept people.”
Trump also said: “I would like Egypt to accept people too.”
Trump said: “Gaza is practically a destroyed area, almost everything is destroyed and people are dying there, so I prefer to talk with some Let’s engage Arab countries and build houses in another place where they can live in peace for once.”
Jordan and Egypt had previously rejected such a proposal.
