Arab Nations Reject Trump's Proposal to Relocate Gaza Palestinians

Leaders from key Arab states and organizations warn that the plan threatens regional stability and undermines Palestinian rights.

Arab foreign ministers, including those from Egypt, Jordan, Qatar, Saudi Arabia, and the UAE, have unanimously opposed the U.S. proposal to relocate Palestinians from Gaza to neighboring countries.
President Trump suggested that Egypt and Jordan temporarily or permanently host Palestinians, describing Gaza as uninhabitable and in need of reconstruction.
Arab leaders emphasized that forced relocation would destabilize the region, prolong the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, and violate Palestinian rights.
Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas and the United Nations have also strongly condemned the relocation proposal.
Despite rejecting the relocation plan, Arab leaders expressed willingness to collaborate with the U.S. on achieving a lasting ceasefire and comprehensive peace in the Middle East.