Hebrew media: Israel is negotiating with Rwanda and Chad to accept immigrants from Gaza

According to the Hebrew group Tasnim news agency, Israel’s Zaman news site in a report published on Friday evening announced that the Israeli authorities are negotiating with the authorities in Rwanda and Chad to welcome the Palestinians who are displaced from the Gaza Strip.

Zaman Israel, quoting knowledgeable sources in the Zionist regime’s cabinet, disclosed that Tel Aviv has made tempting offers to these two countries in exchange for hosting Palestinians expelled from the Gaza Strip, and currently Israeli officials are still negotiating with the officials of this There are two countries.

According to this Hebrew media, knowledgeable sources emphasize that Rwanda and Chad have agreed in principle with this proposal. While the rest of the countries have strongly opposed it.

In the continuation of this disclosure, it has been emphasized that Israel offered Rwanda and Chad arms shipments and has made other contributions and currently this process is still ongoing with the participation of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and the Mossad. A similar offer has been made to the Democratic Congo, but this country is still hesitant to accept it. The severity is complicated and the mentioned channel should be strengthened gradually, because one should be careful about the international reactions to it, so that the world does not become sensitive to the forced migration of Palestinians from the Gaza Strip and do not react to it.

It should be said that hours after the publication of this news in the Hebrew media, the government of Chad, while rejecting this claim, announced the existence of any kind of negotiation and agreement in this field. He denied it completely.

Hebrew-language website Router Nebat reported, quoting the statement of the Ministry of Information of Chad, that the Chadian government categorically rejected the claims of the Israeli media. Among other things, it denies the TV channel E24, which claims that there have been negotiations between Israel and Chad to welcome thousands of Palestinians from Gaza.

Chad’s Ministry of Information: This country once again reiterates its firm position on the peaceful coexistence of two states within the framework of international laws that we have always approved, the ceasefire and the guarantee of the rights of the Palestinian people to self-determination within the framework of international conventions. announces.

At the end of this statement signed by Abdulrahman Gholamullah, Minister of Information and spokesman of the Chad government issued, Chad commits itself to the basic principles of international law, which prohibits any displacement of people from the Gaza Strip or participation in it, and considers it a violation of international laws and conventions.

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