Waltz: Trump’s plan for Palestinian forced migration should not be criticized!

Trump’s national security adviser Mike Waltz on Wednesday made developments in Gaza and the US president’s statements about their demands for the Palestinian movement and their “permanent transfer” to countries in the region, including Jordan and Egypt.

In an interview with CBS News, Waltz claimed: “You have 5 million displaced people living in a place where there are thousands of bombs and ammunition. . Gaza is like a minefield. “None of the Gaza infrastructure, including water and sewage, remains, and this is uninhabited.”

In defending the actions of the Zionist regime, he claimed: “Because of the war that Hamas has launched, Gaza has become an uninhabited place. “The efforts of groups such as Hamas, al -Qaeda and ISIS to sacrifice their people to gain embarrassment of ideological and spiritual achievements are shameful.”

Waltz’s criticism and the likeness of the Hamas free movement to terrorist groups such as al -Qaeda and ISIS is while the Palestinian resistance aims to end the Palestinian liberation and end the occupation of the Zionist regime. Also, Hamas had warned of the Zionist regime’s crimes against the Palestinians and the Aqsa Mosque several years before the Operation of the Al -Aqsa Storm.

However, Trump’s national security adviser claimed: “Everyone burns for the Palestinians. He (Trump) was thinking about a real solution even before his victory in the election. “No one now has a real way of clearing Gaza displaced and the way Palestinians live in the next 1 and 2 years, until Gaza is cleared.”

“So, when no one has a real solution, Trump provides a real and bold (Palestinian permanent move) to put pressure on the region and try to solve the problem,” he said. “The idea of ​​Trump should not be criticized.”

“The United States will take control of the Gaza Strip and to thwart explosives or ammunition there and release the destroyed buildings and social welfare. “It will provide a number of job opportunities for the residents of the area.”

After returning to the White House, Trump suggested that Gaza should be “cleared” and that the Palestinians be moved to “safer” places such as Egypt or Jordan, a proposal that had widespread protests internationally.

At his news conference with Netanyahu, he explicitly stated that the Palestinians should be “permanently” from Gaza to “the current vain cycle.”

Trump’s idea was met with rapid condemnation of Saudi Arabia and Türkiye, Palestinian organizations and several other countries.

China has announced that it was opposed to the forced transfer of the Gaza people, and Russia also stressed that it supports the government’s solution.

British Foreign Minister David Lami also responded to Trump’s remarks: “We have always stated that we believe is a government solution.”

“We have to see that the Palestinians live in their lands in Gaza and the West Bank and succeed and have a future,” he said.

The French Foreign Ministry also said in a statement: Paris confirms any forced Palestinian displacement in Gaza that serious violations of international law, attacks on legitimate Palestinian ideals, the main obstacle to the formation of government, and the main cause of destabilization of our close partners. Including Egypt and Jordan and the whole region.

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