Arab proposal for Gaza in works, but Jordan can't take more Palestinians, minister says
Arab countries are putting together a plan that would rebuild Gaza without displacing its people, guarantee security and governance, Jordan's foreign minister said on Friday, adding that his country could not take more Palestinians.
Trump Proposes Gaza Plan During Rambling Meeting with Jordan’s King Abdullah II
Jordan, already home to over 2 million Palestinians, has strongly rejected Trump’s proposal to relocate more refugees from Gaza, with Jordan’s Foreign Minister Ayman Safadi calling the idea “firm and unwavering” in its opposition. Egypt, too, has raised security concerns over the potential influx of refugees.
President Donald Trump made no attempt Tuesday to soften his proposal to relocate Palestinians in Gaza and redevelop the land ...
The Trump administration is gearing up for potentially contentious meetings with Arab power players this week as President ...
Jordan’s King Abdullah II said he would take in 2,000 Palestinian children from Gaza who are very sick or suffering from ...
The meeting comes at an awkward moment for the Middle Eastern leader, who is trapped between Trump’s explosive plan to take ...
Amman is attempting to balance its need for U.S. aid with continued domestic instability, which could be inflamed by Trump’s ...
Trump will hold meetings and a cordial lunch for Abdullah as he tries to get his support for the glitzy redevelopment plan ...
President Trump met with Jordan's King Abdullah at the White House, where he defended his controversial plan to take over and ...
Jordan is home to more than 2 million Palestinians and, along with other Arab states, has flatly rejected Mr. Trump's plan to relocate civilians from Gaza. Jordan's foreign minister, Ayman ...
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