Egyptian President Abdel Fattah Al-Sisi and Jordanian leaders have united in their rejection of Donald Trump’s proposal to relocate Gaza’s refugees to neighboring countries.
The plan has been widely criticized, with many arguing it would exacerbate the humanitarian crisis in the region.
President Al-Sisi condemned the proposal as an “act of injustice,” warning that forced relocation could lead to national unrest and anarchy in Egypt.
Jordanian leaders echoed Al-Sisi’s sentiments, emphasizing the need for a just resolution to the Palestinian issue.
The proposal’s rejection reflects the deep-seated concerns of regional leaders about the potential consequences of such a plan.
The humanitarian situation in Gaza is already dire, and any attempt to relocate refugees could have catastrophic consequences.
The united front presented by Egypt and Jordan underscores the importance of finding a comprehensive and just solution to the Palestinian issue, rather than pursuing potentially destabilizing proposals.
