‘Palestine is for Palestinians’ – Jordan & Egypt Reject Trump’s Call to Resettle Gaza Population

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Jordan firmly rejects any plans for the resettlement of Palestinians outside their homeland, emphasizing a solution must remain on Palestinian soil.​


Jordan has rejected any talk of the resettlement of Palestinians from Gaza following US President Donald Trump’s call for Amman and Egypt to “take people” in order to “clean out” the enclave.


“All talk about an alternative homeland … is unacceptable. We do not accept it, we have not accepted it, and we will continue to confront it with all our capabilities,” Foreign Minister Ayman Safadi told parliament on Monday, the Anadolu news agency reported.

Trump told reporters aboard Air Force One on Saturday that “I’d like Egypt to take people, and I’d like Jordan to take people,” according to AFP.


He continued: “You’re talking about probably a million and a half people, we just clean out that whole thing.”

‘Infringement of Rights’ – Egypt​


Egypt’s Foreign Ministry also dismissed any “depopulation” of Gaza.


In a statement on Sunday, it “rejected any infringement on those inalienable rights, whether by settlement or annexation of land, or by the depopulation of that land of its people through displacement, or encouraged transfer or the uprooting of Palestinians from their land, whether temporarily or long-term.”

‘Abandon Such Proposals’ – Hamas​

Hamas said the Palestinian people “categorically reject any plans to displace or expel them from their land.”
“We call on the US administration to abandon such proposals that align with Israeli schemes and conflict with the rights and free will of our people,” the movement said in a statement on Sunday.
 
Jordan has rejected any talk of the resettlement of Palestinians from Gaza following US President Donald Trump’s call for Amman and Egypt to “take people” in order to “clean out” the enclave.


“All talk about an alternative homeland … is unacceptable. We do not accept it, we have not accepted it, and we will continue to confront it with all our capabilities,” Foreign Minister Ayman Safadi told parliament on Monday, the Anadolu news agency reported.



‘Infringement of Rights’ – Egypt​


Egypt’s Foreign Ministry also dismissed any “depopulation” of Gaza.


In a statement on Sunday, it “rejected any infringement on those inalienable rights, whether by settlement or annexation of land, or by the depopulation of that land of its people through displacement, or encouraged transfer or the uprooting of Palestinians from their land, whether temporarily or long-term.”

‘Abandon Such Proposals’ – Hamas​


But Jordan was created by the British from 77% of Palestine, so it is "Palestinian soil the Palestinians are not in control of it, so what right does the government of Jordan have to prevent the Palestinians from living on their own land?

The one thing that is clear from this discussion is that other Arab nations look on the prospect of living with Palestinians with horror and disgust.
 
The one thing that is clear from this discussion is that other Arab nations look on the prospect of living with Palestinians with horror and disgust.
BINGO.
They know they will cause nothing but chaos. Palis are the bottom of the human barrel.
Look up black september.
 
Of course they will reject this. Why would they want to take in another million of people demanding food, housing, medical care? Given they are barely able to provide that to their own citizens.
 
Jordan has rejected any talk of the resettlement of Palestinians from Gaza following US President Donald Trump’s call for Amman and Egypt to “take people” in order to “clean out” the enclave.


“All talk about an alternative homeland … is unacceptable. We do not accept it, we have not accepted it, and we will continue to confront it with all our capabilities,” Foreign Minister Ayman Safadi told parliament on Monday, the Anadolu news agency reported.



‘Infringement of Rights’ – Egypt​


Egypt’s Foreign Ministry also dismissed any “depopulation” of Gaza.


In a statement on Sunday, it “rejected any infringement on those inalienable rights, whether by settlement or annexation of land, or by the depopulation of that land of its people through displacement, or encouraged transfer or the uprooting of Palestinians from their land, whether temporarily or long-term.”

‘Abandon Such Proposals’ – Hamas​


Yes, thats a dumb idea
 
Of course they will reject this. Why would they want to take in another million of people demanding food, housing, medical care? Given they are barely able to provide that to their own citizens.
I'm sure there would have to be some sort of quid pro quo involved just as there was to persuade Egypt and Jordan to sign peace treaties with Israel.
 
I'm sure there would have to be some sort of quid pro quo involved just as there was to persuade Egypt and Jordan to sign peace treaties with Israel.
And what a 'quid pro quo' offer Trump/Israel are going to propose them?
 

‘Palestine is for Palestinians’​


Yes!

Move all the Arab squatters out of there.
 
I see. In other words, nothing.
As usual, you see nothing. Economic aid and military and security assistance are the things that persuaded Egypt and Jordan to sign peace treaties with Israel despite torents of hatred from the Arab/Muslim world, and that persuaded the UAE and Bahrain to normalize relations with Israel and that Saudi Arabia is looking at normalizing relations with Israel.
 
As usual, you see nothing. Economic aid and military and security assistance are the things that persuaded Egypt and Jordan to sign peace treaties with Israel despite torents of hatred from the Arab/Muslim world, and that persuaded the UAE and Bahrain to normalize relations with Israel and that Saudi Arabia is looking at normalizing relations with Israel.
As usual, you are babbling too much trying to compare oranges with apples with little relevance to the current situation.
 
But Jordan was created by the British from 77% of Palestine, so it is "Palestinian soil the Palestinians are not in control of it, so what right does the government of Jordan have to prevent the Palestinians from living on their own land?

The one thing that is clear from this discussion is that other Arab nations look on the prospect of living with Palestinians with horror and disgust.

Wrong.
The Palestinians own properties in Israel, Gaza, and the West Bank.
They do not own properties in Jordan.
The whole point of the partition of Transjordan into Palestine and Jordan, is that the Jordanians did want any Jewish immigration, but the Palestinians were fine with it.
 

‘Palestine is for Palestinians’​


Yes!

Move all the Arab squatters out of there.

All the natives have always been Arabs, like the Canaanites, Chaldeans, Nabateans, Amorites, Philistines, Phoenicians, etc.
It is the Israelis who are illegal immigrants who never paid for any properties and have no legal right to be there at all.
 
All the natives have always been Arabs, like the Canaanites, Chaldeans, Nabateans, Amorites, Philistines, Phoenicians, etc.
It is the Israelis who are illegal immigrants who never paid for any properties and have no legal right to be there at all.

The Arabs should return to Arabia.
 
Palestine was an misshapen idea from the beginning, engendered by an act of pure negation. The Arabs could have gone along with the UN’s partition plan like the Jews did, and chosen to build whatever version of Switzerland or Belgium on the Eastern Med in 1948. Instead, they resoundingly chose war. That’s the storied “Nakba” at the core of the Palestinian legend—the catastrophe that drove the Arabs from their land and hung a key around the neck of a nation waiting to go home. The Arabs chose the catastrophe; they chose war, based on the premise that they would inevitably win and exterminate the Jews.

The Arabs and Democrats are only the most vocal of the many opposed to Trump’s initiative. Left-wing governments from Europe to Australia are lining up to pledge their allegiance to the fantasy of a Palestinian state, in the hopes of propitiating Muslim and Arab constituencies at home—whose understanding of “peace” means eliminating Israel. But even leaving the patent bad faith of those professing “peace” aside, moving Gazans out of Gaza is the only sane option 14 months after they initiated a campaign of rape, murder, and hostage-taking that brought their own house down on their heads.

After all, what’s more fanciful, moving 1.7 million people out of Gaza, a large portion of whom would simply be required to board air-conditioned buses or walk across the nearby Egypt border, or compelling them to live in a giant rubble field booby-trapped by an Iran-backed terrorist group? Estimates vary as to how long it would take to clear Gaza of explosives—half a decade or more? 15 years? 20? Are the Gazans supposed to live quietly in tents for the next decade or two while their homes are rebuilt next door? Where? In “temporary cities” made of Dwell Magazine-like rehabbed shipping containers built by graduates of Birmingham University? In Hamas’ tunnels?

 
Wait a minute... If you can take two million Palestinians and evict them to neighboring countries, then you can evict the Baltics too? I am sure that Finland, Sweden, Norway, and Poland would also willingly accept their neighbors, because they have so much in common. They grew up in the same swamp.
 
Wait a minute... If you can take two million Palestinians and evict them to neighboring countries, then you can evict the Baltics too? I am sure that Finland, Sweden, Norway, and Poland would also willingly accept their neighbors, because they have so much in common. They grew up in the same swamp.

Germany started WW2 and lost.
After the war millions of ethnic Germans in eastern Europe were expelled back to Germany.

Arabs have been attacking Israel since 1948 and losing.
Maybe millions of Arabs should be expelled back to Arabia?
 
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