Arab leaders have gathered to discuss a response to US President Donald Trump’s controversial proposal to relocate Palestinians from Gaza. Trump suggested moving them to Jordan or Egypt to make way for a new development on the Gaza Strip. This idea has been met with strong opposition from the international community and Arab nations.
At a meeting in Riyadh, Gulf nations, Egypt, and Jordan failed to come up with a concrete alternative to Trump’s plan. They will convene again in Cairo in the hope of finding a solution.
Many experts have criticized Trump’s proposal, with Palestinian journalist Daoud Kuttab calling it impractical and illogical. Dania Thafer of the Gulf International Forum and Yossi Mekelberg of Chatham House also expressed concerns about the potential consequences of such a drastic move.
The Arab leaders are under pressure to present a united front and find a viable solution to the crisis in Gaza. They hope to persuade Trump to reconsider his plan and work towards a peaceful resolution in the region. The situation remains uncertain, with the future of Gaza hanging in the balance.
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