Summary
Trump’s proposal for the U.S. to take over Gaza and resettle its Palestinian population was widely condemned by allies and adversaries alike.
Arab nations, including Egypt and Saudi Arabia, firmly rejected the plan, reaffirming support for Palestinian sovereignty. U.S. allies like Australia and New Zealand reiterated their backing of a two-state solution.
Critics, including Palestinian leaders and Hamas, denounced the move as illegal and destabilizing.
U.S. lawmakers also opposed it, with some calling it “dangerous” and “ethnic cleansing.”
This is what i’ve come to know too from talking to Palestinian refugees in Sweden. They have never been treated so bad as they where in the interim when they were in Egypt.
I’m Central American and had a conversation with a Palestinian coworker about how similar that is to us and Mexico. Mexico always complains about the treatment of Mexican immigrants by the u.s (rightfully so) but if you’re south or Central American, it’s the Mexican police and government that is most brutal to immigrants from southern countries. The u.s doesn’t treat immigrants half as bad as Mexico does