Palestine, Jordan, and Egypt welcomed President Trump’s withdrawal from the Gaza displacement plan, viewing it as a positive step towards political dialogue. Deputy Prime Minister Nabil Abu Rudeineh emphasized the need for Palestinian-Arab coordination, while Hamas and Jordan’s Ministry reiterated commitments to peace. Trump’s remarks alleviating fears of mass displacement were recognized as essential in addressing humanitarian pressures in Gaza.
Palestine, Jordan, and Egypt have expressed their support for United States President Donald Trump’s decision to withdraw his Gaza displacement plan, which proposed relocating over 2 million Palestinians. Deputy Prime Minister Nabil Abu Rudeineh remarked that this retreat is a positive development, potentially paving the way for a political process grounded in international legitimacy and the Arab Peace Initiative.
Abu Rudeineh also highlighted the necessity of ongoing Palestinian-Arab coordination to foster an Arab-led vision focusing on Gaza’s reconstruction while ensuring the establishment of a Palestinian state along the 1967 borders, with East Jerusalem designated as its capital, as reported by Xinhua news agency.
Hamas welcomed Trump’s abandonment of any displacement intentions, with spokesman Hazem Qassem urging the President to guarantee that Israel adheres to all terms of the ceasefire agreement. Trump’s comments, emphasized by Qassem, represent a call for regional stability and adherence to diplomatic resolutions.
Jordan’s Foreign Ministry welcomed the reversal of the proposal, underlining the kingdom’s dedication to pursuing regional peace. Ministry spokesperson Sufian Qudah reiterated the belief that a two-state solution is the only feasible approach to achieving peace and stability.
The Egyptian Foreign Ministry both appreciated Trump’s remarks concerning Gaza and underscored the urgency of preventing a worsening humanitarian crisis. They called attention to the importance of striving for sustainable solutions to the Palestinian situation.
In a press conference, President Trump assured, “Nobody is expelling any Palestinians from Gaza,” addressing concerns regarding his administration’s stance towards the conflict. This retreat comes following widespread backlash against his earlier “Gaza Riviera” plan, which envisaged a U.S. takeover and relocation of Gaza’s residents, drawing condemnation throughout the region.
The withdrawal of President Trump’s Gaza displacement plan has been met with approval from Palestine, Jordan, and Egypt, reflecting a collective hope for a renewed political dialogue based on justice and legitimacy. Enhanced Arab coordination and a commitment to the two-state solution are emphasized as fundamental to achieving lasting peace in the region. This moment serves as a pivotal opportunity for all stakeholders to reassess their roles in fostering stability and addressing the humanitarian needs of the Palestinian people.
Original Source: telanganatoday.com
