As part of the Trump Program: The surprising destination for relocation to Palestinians

One source noted that Israel is having “conversations” with countries around the world, including in Africa, regarding the absorption of intensity, but emphasized that the conversations “are not very progressing at this time.”

An American factor updated in the initial conversations with the Somaliland presidency said the discussions were in a possible deal to recognize the de facto country in exchange for establishing a military base near Barbara Port on the Red Sea.

Trump’s plan to transfer most of two million Gaza residents outside the ruined area has sparked a storm in the world. In recent weeks, the US President has introduced various versions of the program, and even shared an artificial intelligence video showing the Gaza Strip as a magnificent tourist hotline with a casino and coastal clubs.

Arab states and European powers have strongly rejected every move to the Palestinian displacement. A Somali official told Financial Times: “Gaza belongs to the Palestinians and will be left to the Palestinians. The Somalia stand on this topic is well known.”

Trump himself withdrew from the idea on Wednesday, when he told reporters in the White House that “no one is a Palestinian plot.” In contrast, Netanyahu quickly adopted the Trump program, calling it “revolutionary” and “bold”.

According to another report at the Reuters’ news agency, Sudanese officials said they rejected the US offer, while Somalia and Somaliland claims that they were not aware of any inquiries on the issue. Somalia’s Foreign Minister, Ahmed Picky said that his state would be completely rejected “any proposal or initiative, any factor, which will violate the Palestinians’ right to live in peace on their ancestral land.”

In a conversation with Reuters, Picky made it clear that the Somalia government did not receive any such offer, adding that Musidish opposes any plan that would include the use of Somali territory for the re -settlement of other populations. Abdirarman Dahair Eden, Somaliland’s Foreign Minister, told Reuters that “there are no conversations with any factors about the Palestinians.”

As a member, Smutrich declared the establishment of a manager for encouraging “voluntary immigration” by the land through land, the air and the sea, but reportedly, no significant steps were taken due to the inability to find a country that would agree to absorb the residents.