The Palestinians reject the Trump plan for Gaza, which will not include the right to return

With the destruction of his house in Gaza in the military attack of Israel, two young apartments intended to take his family at a break to Egypt as soon as the fire was stopped in Hamas.

He changed his opinion after Donald Trump announced plans to resettle the Palestinian residents of Gaza and redevelop the pocket – which the US President said on Monday will not give them the right to return.

The Tel Al -Ala neighborhood has become in Gaza City, where dozens of newly built multi -storey buildings have been deserted. There is no ongoing water or electricity, and like most buildings there, the house of Shaqala is in ruin.

“We are terrified of destruction, frequent displacement and death, and I wanted to leave so that I could secure a safe and better future for my children – until Trump said what he said,” Shaqiel, 47, told Reuters via chat. program.

“After Trump’s comments, (saying) he wanted to possess and died Gaza, the idea was canceled, I got out of my schedule and skipped me. I am afraid to leave and I am never able to return. This is my country.”

Under Trump’s plan, nearly 2.2 million Palestinians will be resettled in Gaza, and the United States will take over the destroyed coastal coastal pocket, and redevelop it to what he called “Riviera in the Middle East”.

Shaqaila said: “The idea of ​​selling my home or the plot of land that I own to foreign companies to leave the country is never completely rejected. I am deeply rooted in the soil of my country and I will always be.”

Shaqala is now looking for shelter in Gaza City.

“I had the first story of my hair outside my destroyed home this morning, sir,” he said.

Any suggestion that the Palestinians are leaving Gaza, which they want to be part of an independent state, was a curse for the Palestinian leadership for generations, and neighboring Arab countries rejected this since the Gaza war began in 2023.

“Hell erupts” if the hostage is not launched on Saturday

Trump talked about harsh in Gaza on Monday after the Palestinian militants group Hamas said it was suspending the release of the Israeli hostages in the ceasefire deal that entered into force on January 19, because it said that Israel had violated the conditions.

He said that Hamas should issue all the hostages who are still keeping it by midday on Saturday or suggesting the cancellation of the ceasefire and “let the hell erupt.”

“Hell is worse than what we already have? Hell is worse than killing? Destruction, all human practices and crimes that occurred in the Gaza Strip in the world.” South Gaza, stands beside the destroyed houses.

“I hope the ceasefire will not collapse,” Mohamed Qaita told CBC News on Tuesday.

Hamas spokesman Hazem Qassem said that Israel “does not” hold on to the end of the deal, “as it now allows fuel, construction and supplies to enter Gaza, causing waiting for the hostage issuance.

“The enthusiasm of the agreement respects, and if the occupation meets what was agreed upon, Hamas will hand over the next hostages on time,” my section told CBC News on Tuesday.

A woman from Ghazan, Samira Al -Sabya, accused Israel of blocking the delivery operations, a charge of accomplishing Israel, which started its military attack in Gaza after an attack by Hamas on Israel on October 7, 2023.

“We are insulting. Street dogs live a better life than us,” she said. “Trump wants to make a molecule? This will never happen.”

Some Ghazan said that Palestinian leaders should find a solution to their problems.

“We do not want to leave our country, but we also need a solution. Our leaders, Hamas, the Palestinian Authority (the Palestinian Authority) and other factions must find a solution.” As Jehad.

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