Former U.S. President Donald Trump reportedly stated that all Palestinians should be removed from Gaza, a decision allegedly discussed with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. Trump reiterated that Palestinians must leave what he described as a “land of death and hell.” He emphasized that the plan is to relocate Palestinians to another region. This proposal has been strongly opposed by Arab nations and Hamas.
Trump claimed that Gaza is no longer a livable place and that it would be impossible to make it suitable for human habitation anytime soon. He argued that relocating Gaza’s residents to other parts of the world would be the best solution. “Do not leave them to suffer in hell. This is not just about land or stubbornness; it is a matter of human lives,” he said. He insisted that the people of Gaza must be prepared to leave permanently, as only then could a ceasefire and hostage negotiations be successfully concluded.
However, Arab nations have taken a firm stand against Trump and Israel. Rejecting any plan to resettle Palestinians elsewhere, they have formed a united front against the proposal. In response to the question of whether Gaza’s residents should leave, the Arab coalition stated, “Even if an alternative location exists, they will not leave, nor will we allow it.”
