Trump and the plan for Gaza, avalanche of no to reconstruction without Palestinians: the reactions

China, Egypt but also Europe. There are many countries that do not consider Donald Trump’s plan for Gaza an adequate solution. The idea of ​​the American president, shared with the Israeli premier Benjamin Netanyahu, is that of the strip under the control of the United States, to transform it into the “Riviera del Middle East”, with the “Palestinians placed in other countries”.

Hamas speaks of “racist” and “aligned” statements on the positions of the Israeli far right: “The American racist position aligns with that of the Israeli far right in the transfer of our people and the elimination of our cause,” said Abdel Latif al-Qanou, a spokesman for Hamas.

The plan, with the displacement of the Palestinians who live there, is equivalent to ” throw petrol on the fire ” in the Middle East, feeding violence, adds Hamas adding that – the proposal “which aims to employ the Gaza strip by the States United ” – It is” aggressive towards our people and our cause, it will not contribute to the stability of the region and will do nothing but throw petrol on the fire “.

The position of Abbas

The Palestinian leader Mahmud Abbas also against the plan: “Abbas and the Palestinian management show their categorical refusal in the face of the requests for expropriation of the Gaza Strip and expulsion of the Palestinians, removed from their homeland”, reports the Palestinian agency Wafa.

“We will not allow the rights of our people to be attacked, for which we have fought for decades and made great sacrifices”, reads a declaration relaunched by Wafa, who denounces “a serious violation of international law”. “Peace and stability in the region are not possible without the creation of a Palestinian state, with Jerusalem as the capital, according to the solution of the two states”, insists the Palestinian management.

China

The China is contrary to the “forced transfer” of the Palestinians from the Gaza StripFor its part, the spokesman for the Foreign Ministry Lin Jian said, questioned on the Trump plan during a briefing. “China has always argued that the Palestinian government on the Palestinians is the fundamental principle of Gaza’s governance in the post -war period and we are against the forced transfer of the residents of Gaza,” said the spokesperson.

Beijing hopes that “all the parties take advantage of the ceasefire in Gaza and governance after the war as an opportunity to report the Palestinian question on the right path of a political solution based on the ‘solution of the two states’ for a lasting peace in the Middle East “.

Egypt

For Egypt there is the need to quickly reconstruct the Gaza strip without transferring the Palestinians who live there, as the President of the United States Donald Trump would like, said Egyptian Foreign Minister Badr Abdelatty meeting the Prime Minister of Palestinian National Authority (ANP) Mohammed Mustafa in Cairo.

Abdelatty and Mustafa have shared “the importance of proceeding with timely reconstruction projects at an accelerated pace, without the Palestinians abandoning the Gaza strip, with their commitment to their land and the refusal to abandon it,” said the Egyptian Foreign Ministry.

Abdelatty also asked the Palestinian authority to govern the Gaza Strip, which “assume its duties in the Gaza strip as part of the occupied Palestinian territories”, reads a press release from the Ministry of Foreign Affairs.

Türkiye

“Unacceptable”. So the head of Turkish diplomacy, Hakan Fidan, responds to Trump on the future of the population of the Gaza Strip. “Expulsion is a fact that we cannot accept, that the Region cannot accept – said in declarations to the Turkish Agency Anadolu – it is wrong to talk about it”.

Europa

Trump’s plan does not warm up the heart of European foreign ministers. Transferring the Palestinian civilian population from Gaza ”would not only be unacceptable and contrary to international law, he would also lead to new suffering and new hatred”, commented in a note the German Foreign Minister, Annalena Baertbockstressing that there must be no “Palestinian heads” solution and reiterating the commitment for a two -states negotiated solution.

Cautious was the reaction of the Owner of Farnesina, Antonio TajanI, according to which the facts count and the plan will be commented only when there is an operational proposal. “But it seems to me that on the civil evacuation of the population of Gaza the response of Jordan and Egypt was negative, therefore it seems difficult to me,” he explained during an audition to the reunited foreign commissions of the Chamber and the Senate. Tajani added that tomorrow in Israel to his counterpart, Gideon Sa’ar, he will speak of the “relaunch of the political process towards the two -states solution”.

“Opposition” to any forced movement of the Palestinian population of Gaza was expressed by France Because this “would constitute a serious violation of international law, an attack on the legitimate aspirations of the Palestinians, but also an important obstacle to the solution of the two states and an important destabilization factor for our close ally Egypt and Jordan, as well as for the entire region “.

“Gaza’s future must not be seen in the perspective of control by a third state, but in the framework of a future Palestinian state under the aegis of the Palestinian National Authority,” said Quai d’Orsay in a note.

London He distanced himself from the Trump plan for Gaza, with the Foreign Minister David Lammy, who said the Palestinians must remain on their land. “We have always been clear in our belief that we have to see two states. We have to see the Palestinians live and thrive on their land, in Gaza and in West Bank, this is what we want to achieve,” he said during a press conference in Kiev.

Also the Spanish Foreign Minister, Jose Manuel Albaresrejected the plan of the American president. “I want to be very clear about this: Gaza is the land of the Palestinians of Gaza and they must remain in Gaza,” said the minister, whose country together with Ireland and Norway formally recognized the Palestinian state.