In the Trump Cross on taking Ghazan, Egypt and Jordan tried the conversion

Finding themselves in the volatile poetry of President Trump, Jordan and Egypt are quickly moving – and unconfirmed prospects for success – for his two, his behavior and his transformation from being forced to take the Palestinians from the Gaza Strip.

For the two Arab government, who look at Mr. Trump’s proposal to take a million Palestinians An existential threatIt seems that the strategy is to waste the US President with offers to work together to rebuild Gaza, bring peace to the region and expand the efforts of humanitarian aid. Analysts say this may help them buy time, perhaps sufficient for Mr. Trump to ignore the idea as very complicated, or to recognize strategic and security defects of destabilizing two of the closest allies of the United States in the region.

The King of Jordan, Abdullah, used a reconciliation tone at his meeting with Mr. Trump in the Oval Office on Tuesday, where he told the US President that his country would take 2,000 Palestinian children with cancer and other diseases from Gaza. However, he did not give any ground on the issue of resettlement of more Ghazan, and Repeat later Jordan rejected the plan in a statement on social media.

Jordan has been treating some cancer patients from Gaza for months, making the offer a more than a real concession. But Mr. Trump was called “Beautiful Seat”.

The other world leaders have found it Seduction Mr. Trump tends to help them reach their path. King Abdullah seemed to follow his example on Tuesday, and he praises the president as “a person who can take us through the finish line to bring stability, peace and prosperity” to the Middle East.

Although the king responded against Mr. Trump in the position to clarify that he was refusing to collectively displace the Palestinians, he indicated that the United States has a major role that plays it. He said in the post: “Achieving peace on the basis of a two -state solution is the way to ensure regional stability.” “This requires us to drive.”

Egypt also said that it wants to work with Mr. Trump “to achieve a comprehensive and fair peace in the region by reaching a fair settlement of the Palestinian issue,” according to Egyptian. statement Later on Tuesday.

However, the statement did not refer to participating in the proposal of Mr. Trump, and stressed Egypt’s position that peace can only be achieved by granting the Palestinian state. The Palestinians and many other Arabs refused the forced displacement of Mr. Trump to the Palestinians from Gaza not only ethnic cleansingThe crime of war that fly in the face International lawBut, as a leader of death for their long dream in a Palestinian state.

Instead, Egypt sought to present an alternative plan for Mr. Trump, saying in the statement that it “will present a comprehensive vision to rebuild the Gaza Strip in a way that ensures that the Palestinian people remain in their homeland.” The Palestinian Authority joined its own plan to help Gaza recover from the war on Wednesday.

In recent days, with the installation of the alert from the idea of ​​the president in Cairo, Egyptian officials stressed that Egypt is ready to help rebuild Gaza, in which it shares a vital border crossing, as it did after the previous conflicts there.

Hisham Talaat Moustafa, who, like Mr. Trump, developed a series of real estate and residential hotels, as if she was trying to set a $ 20 billion proposal to build 200,000 housing units in Gaza, as if she was trying to set a proposal worth $ 20 billion to build 200,000 units Residential in Gaza, as if she was trying to talk to the developer of Mr. Trump for the developer.

But Mr. Mostava, who is closely related to the Egyptian President, Abdel Fahia Al -Sisi, said that he was imagining the rebuilding of Gaza without removing any Palestinians from the tape.

During a meeting on Tuesday, King Abdullah also referred to several times the need for consultations with Egypt and other Arab countries before responding to Mr. Trump’s proposal, pointing to a meeting coming in Riyadh with Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman from the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia. Egypt also called for the Arab Leadership Summit to discuss the case in Cairo on February 27.

Despite its recovery from Egypt and Jordan, Mr. Trump appears to be committed to the essence of his suggestion outside the left of the United States “possessing” Gaza and re -development to “Rvira” for tourism and jobs. During a meeting on Tuesday with King Abdullah and his son, Crown Prince Hussein, he said, “We will have Gaza” and “We will take it.”

But he seemed to relieve his previous threat Financing To Jordan and Egypt, two of the best beneficiaries of the United States, if they do not accept the Palestinians in Gaza, saying: “We are above that.”

Mr. Trump also suggested that he was looking at a broader group of countries that could receive Ghazan. He said: “We have other countries that want to participate,” and when one of the journalists asked whether two of these countries could be Albania and Indonesia, “Yes, definitely.” (The leaders of both countries rejected any likelihood.)

Middle East experts say that Mr. Trump appears to be ignoring the previous American accounts about the importance of stability in Egypt and Jordan, the Arab neighbors in Israel, who made peace with Israel years ago and are closely cooperating with the United States on security issues.

“The way he talks about these relations, it seems as if these countries are being held, and we get a few of them,” said Brian Catolis, a senior colleague at the Middle East Institute, which focuses on Egypt, Israel and Jordan. And the Palestinians.

In fact, many human rights advocates and critics of Egypt asked about the wisdom of American investment in Egypt, Argument It calls for a repressive system that often contradicts American interests. But analysts say that Egypt’s cooperation, especially Jordan on regional security, was valuable to the United States.

Egypt, which receives $ 1.3 billion annually in US military aid to buy weapons, made it the second largest recipient of this financing after Israel, with the United States for combating terrorism efforts.

Jordan was the US gateway to the Middle East for decades, as it hosted an American military base and a large station for the Central Intelligence Agency and operated as a diplomatic center. Like Egypt, the Royal Jordanian shares the American opinion of armed Islam as a major threat and supported the United States in its battle against al -Qaeda and then the Islamic State, among other participants.

When Iran targeted Israel with missiles and drones last year, Jordan also helped Jordan Shot some of them down.

Mr. Catolis said that Jordan was “with us the lock step.”

Before Egypt and Jordan, the Palestinian refugees after they were displaced during the 1948 war surrounding the establishment of the State of Israel, and Egypt has now taken at least 100,000 Palestinian medical devices and other people who fled from Gaza.

But analysts say that both countries prefer to risk the loss of the United States than to alienate its inhabitants by appearing in ethnic cleansing in Gaza.

As for Jordan, taking large numbers of Palestinians who were forced to leave Gaza is unacceptable because it can expand the current rift between citizens who are of Palestinian origin and those who are not shaking from ownership. More than half of the 12 million subject of King Abdullah of Palestinian origin.

Jordan is already hosting about 700,000 refugees, including the Syrians and Iraqis, as well as the Palestinians. The large number of poor population has overwhelmed the limited resources of the small country.

Mr. Trump’s proposal also raises concerns that Israel will then leave the Palestinians from the occupied West Bank to Jordan, which is a long ambition by the right -wing extremist Israelis.

The Secretary -General of the Arab League, Ahmed Apol Gate, hinted to such fears on Wednesday, saying: “Today the focus is on Gaza and tomorrow will turn into the West Bank, with the aim of emptying Palestine historically for its indigenous people, something unacceptable.”

Egypt also sees the possibility of resettlement of Palestinians in Egypt as a serious security threat. Officials say that the Palestinians displaced by force can launch attacks on Israel from Egyptian lands, and called on Israeli military revenge.

Rania Khaled It contributed to the reports from Cairo.