Egypt to propose a plan for reconstruction of Trump Gaza without Palestinian displacement – Rural radio network

(London) – Egypt plans to “present a complete vision for the reconstruction” of the Gaza Strip, which does not require the displacement of the Palestinians, said the country’s foreign ministry.

Cairo said he would work with the administration of President Donald Trump, “to achieve comprehensive and fair peace in the region, achieving a fair settlement of the Palestinian cause, which maintains the rights of peoples in the region,” the statement published on Tuesday at Tuesday.

The proposal for Cairo’s reconstruction will ensure that “the Palestinian people remain in their homeland” and will be aligned “with their legal and legal rights,” the statement said.

Any decision should “avoid endangering the profits of peace in the region” and turn to “the root cause of conflict by terminating the occupation of Israel on the Palestinian land and the implementation of the bilateral decision as the only way to stability and joint existence among peoples in the region, The ministry added.

Egypt’s proposal comes when the Arab countries argue to respond to Trump’s proposal for the United States to “take up” and “clean” gas, moving their 2 million people and reconstructing the territory devastated by the war between Israel and Hamas since October 2023.

A source told the ABC News on Wednesday that Egypt, Saudi Arabia, Jordan, Qatar and the United Arab Emirates will meet in Riyadh to discuss how to deal with the Trump Gaza displacement. The source said the conversations would probably be held later next week before the Arab summit in Cairo on February 27.

Trump suggested that regional partners such as Jordan, Egypt or Saudi Arabia must cross the Palestinians, whom he said would not be allowed to return to Gaza. Regional leaders rejected the proposal.

The president said on Monday that he could “bear billions of dollars to help Egypt and Jordan to force them to agree to host Palestinians displaced by Gaza. However, less than 24 hours later, while hosted King Abdullah II of Jordan in the White House, Trump said: “I don’t have to threaten money.”

“I don’t have to threaten this, I don’t think. I think we’re above it. I believe we are above this, “Trump said on Tuesday. The president’s comments came after Abdullah announced in the Oval Cabinet that Jordan would take 2000 sick children from Gaza, but he was not committed to anything beyond that.

Abdullah told Trump during a White House meeting on Tuesday that the Arab countries are making their own post -war gas plan. The King will join other Arab leaders at a special summit in Egypt later this month to discuss Cairo’s counter -proposal with Trump’s re -age.

Later, the King said he had repeated Trump’s “unwavering position” against the displacement of Palestinians in Gaza. “This is the united Arab position,” he said in a post until X.

Saudi Arabia has also repelled Trump’s controversial plan, with his foreign ministry saying that last week there will be no deal to normalize Israel without the creation of a Palestinian state.

“The creation of the Palestinian state is a firm, unwavering position,” the ministry said, published by X.

In fact, Saudi leader Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman “confirmed this position in a clear and explicit way that does not allow any interpretation under any circumstances,” the statement added.

In the meantime, Hamas rejected Trump’s plan as “absurd.” In a statement, the group said the president’s comments “reflect deep ignorance of Palestine and the region. Gaza is not a piece of real estate that needs to be bought and sold; This is an integral part of our occupied Palestinian land. “

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu threw his weight behind Trump’s proposal, describing it as “a completely different vision, much better for the State of Israel.”

Netanyahu – who met Trump in the White House last week – described the plan as “revolutionary, creative – and we discuss it. He is very determined to fulfill it. It opens up many opportunities for us. “

The Prime Minister’s security cabinet met for several hours on Tuesday to discuss Trump Gaza’s plan. An Israeli employee told the ABC News that all members expressed support for what they called “Trump’s revolutionary vision for Gaza’s future.”

Netanyahu and his cabinet also discussed the Hamas message on Monday that it would delay the planned release of a group of Israeli hostages. Hamas said the delay was a response to the alleged repeated Israeli violations of the fire termination transaction signed in January.

The delay caused Trump’s threat that “the whole hell will explode” if all the other hostages of the gas are not released until Saturday at noon. The Israeli official said the country’s security cabinet was fully supported by Trump’s remarks.

“If Hamas does not return our hostages by lunch Saturday, the termination of the fire will be terminated and [Israel Defense Forces] He will return to intense fighting until Hamas is finally defeated, “Netanyahu said in a statement.

Later, Trump told reporters about the deadline: “This will be a big time. We’ll see what happens. I don’t expect much to happen to these people, but we’ll see what happens. “

Ayya ​​Al Taui, Morgan Winsor, Sarah Kolinovski, Will Gesky, Joe Simoneti and Jordana Miller have contributed to this report.

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