The General Secretariat of the National Popular Conference for Jerusalem said that what US President Donald Trump did to Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu during his visit to the White House the day before yesterday, Tuesday, is a complete adoption of the proposals, positions and security policy of Zionism in Israel, which considers the Torah as its reference, so that it does not recognize the Palestinians’ right to exist on the land of their historical homeland.

The General Secretariat added in an analysis of Trump's speech in which he called for the displacement of our people in the Gaza Strip to Egypt, Jordan or any other country to live in comfortable conditions and a beautiful environment that does not exist in Gaza, that it would have been more appropriate for the president of the largest country in the world, if he really wanted to relieve the Gazan citizens, to return them to their homes from which they were displaced in 1948 and not to displace them again, as the effects of that catastrophe are still tanned on their skins.

The General Secretariat, in its analysis issued by its media office, pointed out that the positions issued by Trump are consistent with the positions and policies of national Zionism and religious Zionism, which call for the unity of the Greater Land of Israel, especially in the West Bank and parts of Lebanon, Jordan and Iraq, stressing that it is not possible to reach a political solution that leads to a peace agreement with these groups that deny the existence of the Palestinian people and absolutely reject the two-state or one-state solution.

The General Secretariat explained that Trump gave Netanyahu a strong push forward and provided him with a safety net in his government, with the far-right Jewish parties and even with Israeli society itself, when he addressed him as the best leader for Israel, in veiled praise for the war crimes committed by his army in Gaza against a defenceless people, using the Hamas movement and its armed wing, the Al-Qassam Brigades, as a pretext to launch a merciless and relentless war against children, women, the elderly, buildings, infrastructure and superstructure in the stricken Strip.

The General Secretariat of the National Popular Conference for Jerusalem stated that Trump, in his arrogance, bias, and even his adoption of Netanyahu’s policies and positions, surpassed the government of his predecessor, Joe Biden, and his Secretary of State, Anthony Blinken, who said in Israel when he visited it after October 7, 2023, that he came as a Zionist and not as his country’s foreign minister, noting that Netanyahu achieved what he wanted and more from this visit, in which Trump expressed absolute intimacy towards a man wanted by international justice for the war crimes he committed against the Palestinian people.

The General Secretariat noted that what Trump raised regarding the issue of permanently displacing the Gazans, contrary to what he had said in the past days that he wanted temporary displacement until reconstruction, is tantamount to declaring a new war on the Palestinian people and achieving what Netanyahu’s army could not achieve by military force through American arrogance and malice, as he said, “A word of truth intended to be false,” as it is unreasonable for a world leader of this level to raise the issue of displacing an entire people from their homeland in order to please Netanyahu, who has caused calamities for his people, the Palestinian people, and the entire region just to remain in power.

The General Secretariat considered that Netanyahu is working to achieve the Zionist dream of establishing Greater Israel in partnership with Trump and based on the biblical myth that the West Bank is "Judea and Samaria" which God gave to the Jews to establish their alleged national homeland from the Euphrates to the Nile. While Gaza comes in second place to exploit its natural gas resources found on its beautiful shores, which Trump seeks to explore during the reconstruction process to benefit from it for the benefit of the American treasury, which is completely consistent with his economic vision to bring peace to the region according to his own measurements.

The General Secretariat of the Conference considered that the Trump-Netanyahu project to divide the region, impose immigration on our people, and blackmail the Arab governments, which he described as rich, in reference to the Gulf States, will fail miserably, just as the Deal of the Century that he launched during his first term in office failed. He has not learned from the lessons written by our people in the Gaza Strip, who returned from the south to the north on foot, more than 15 kilometers, and slept on the ruins of their homes, among the rubble and remnants of war, not caring about all the repercussions of the great massacre that modern history has witnessed in the smallest and most densely populated geographical area in the world.

The General Secretariat stressed that Trump's marginalization of the Palestinian Authority and his failure to mention it in his speech to the press alongside Netanyahu is part of the war waged by Israel against the national project and the PLO, the most prominent manifestation of which is the military attack on the northern and central West Bank, while Jerusalem is witnessing a silent Judaization process amidst the turmoil of the ongoing war, stressing that this project, which was baptized with pure Palestinian blood, cannot be bypassed or cancelled by anyone because it represents all Palestinians and the aspirations of the people yearning for freedom and independence, like all the peoples of the earth.

The General Secretariat called for confronting the Trump-Netanyahu project to liquidate the Palestinian cause with national unity and agreement on the goals to be achieved and the tools that must be relied upon for that, stressing that monopolizing the making of fateful decisions concerning the Palestinian people undermines the cause and does not raise its status or lead our people to safety or make them respected by nations in all corners of the earth.