The Palestinians condemn Trump’s proposal to “clean” Gaza Israeli conflict news

The Palestinians condemned the proposal of the President of the United States, Donald Trump, to guide them from the Gaza Strip and sent to Egypt and Jordan – which is a proposal to it. It raised fears of ethnic cleansing.

On Saturday, Trump told the correspondents that it was time to “clean” the besieged Gaza Strip, and urged Jordan and Egypt’s leaders to take the Palestinians from Gaza, either temporary or permanent.

The Palestinians rejected this proposal, saying to the Palestinian authority, which is based in Ramallah (PA), saying that the proposal would violate its “red lines”, while the residents of Gaza insist that they will remain in the coastal pocket.

“It is impossible for people to accept this,” the Palestinian citizen Naviz Halawa told the Al -Jazeera from Nawyar in the center of Gaza. “He may leave weakness due to the suffering they were exposed to, but the idea of ​​leaving our country … it is very impossible.”

Ilham Al -Shapeli rejected the idea. “If we want to leave, we would have done it for a long time. She said that the war of genocide they embrace will not achieve anything against the Palestinians and we will remain despite what is happening.”

The Palestinian Authority said in a statement that the plan “is a flagrant violation of the red lines that we constantly warned.”

We confirm that the Palestinian people will not give up their lands or holy sites, and we will not allow repetition Disasters (Nakba) for the year 1948 and 1967. Our people will remain steadfast and will not leave their homeland.

Trump urged to maintain the ceasefire agreement in Gaza, ensure the complete withdrawal of the Israeli forces, the establishment of the Palestinian Authority as the ruling body in the pocket, and to enhance efforts towards the establishment of the sovereign Palestinian state.

Hamas, the Palestinian group that governs Gaza, said that the American administration should abandon such proposals that are compatible with the Israeli “plans” and contradict the rights of the Palestinian people, who have already resisted “the most genocide” and displacement since since then since then Then Israel launched its war on Gaza in October 2023.

The Palestinian Islamic Jihad (Pij), who was fighting alongside Hamas in Gaza for more than 15 months, described Trump’s comments as an encouragement to “war crimes.”

“The refusal of displacement in the country is fixed and not subject to change” and that Oman will look forward to working with the Trump administration in making efforts towards recognition of a sovereign Palestinian state.

Trump’s comments also seem to have the great Republican Republican Lindsey Graham, who said during an interview with the US outlet for CNN that he does not look at the idea as “an excessive process” and believes that the Arab countries in the region will reject it.

Israel prevents return to northern Gaza

Trump’s comments come a week after the armistice deals between Israel and Hamas in Gaza, with two prisoners’ tour of the race. Exchange complete.

However, thousands of Palestinians waited at roads on Sunday to return to their homes in northern Gaza, where Israel refused to open the crossing points after Hamas was accused of violating the ceasefire agreement.

Israel said it would open the crossing points after the Israeli Civil Prisoner, Erbul Yawoud, who is being held by Beige in Gaza. It says that according to the armistice deal, the civilian prisoners were supposed to be released in front of the soldiers.

Pij told Al -Jazeera on Sunday that Yumoud will be released before Saturday, compared to 30 Palestinian prisoners.

Deputy Secretary -General Mohamed Hindi said that his group was “awaiting an operation response” from the brokers on how to allow the Palestinians to return to their homes in northern Gaza.

Hani Mahmoud from Al -Jazeera, who reported a transit point on Al -Ghaza Street in Rashid, said that there is no “tents” to provide shelter for the displaced.

“There is no place for them here; there are no tents. Most people reside here because they dismantled their tents, as they believed after the release of the four Israeli prisoners, they will be able to cross into the northern part of the tape, as agreed.”

“But it seems that they will have to sleep here again tonight.”