Trump, displacement and the worst is yet to come!

There is no doubt that the statements of US President Donald Trump about the displacement of Palestinians from the Gaza Strip to the Arab Republic of Egypt and the Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan were not a coincidence or just empty and absurd statements or a slip of the tongue. In my opinion, these statements by the president of the largest country in the world have consequences, especially since since the first day of Trump’s inauguration, he spoke with complete frankness about Gaza and its geographical location and its beautiful sea, as a prelude to seizing the Strip by looking at it as a contractor, and as an economic and investment project.

In my opinion, this trend was revealed by the WikiLeaks leaks when they quoted the speech of US Vice President J.D. Vance, when he spoke about an American mandate for Gaza for 100 years with a contract similar to the status of Chinese Hong Kong with Britain.

I believe that these statements are dangerous and controversial, and reveal the policy and plans of US President Donald Trump towards Gaza and the region. They are a continuation of his previous diabolical project during his first term, and what was called the “Deal of the Century” at that time, the aim of which was for the Zionists to tighten their grip from the Euphrates to the Nile and achieve the dream of a greater state of Israel. Therefore, I believe that what is coming with Trump will be worse, and he will work to impose a new reality by force.

Therefore, it is urgently required to unify the solid Arab position, especially from the Arab Republic of Egypt and the Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan, to confront these plans that target the Palestinian existence, and bring down the Palestinian state project, thus ending the Palestinian issue completely.

Also, a unified, firm, and unambiguous Palestinian position is required, stating that there is no place for the Palestinians other than their homeland and land, and that they will not accept displacement under any pretext or excuse, and that it is time for the international community to pressure Israel to recognize the Palestinian presence on this land and the right to establish a Palestinian state on the borders of June 4, 1967, with Jerusalem as its capital, and to oblige it to implement all laws and treaties approved by international legitimacy that recognize the rights of the Palestinian people and their just cause, foremost among which is their right to self-determination and national independence.