Malaysia and Egypt have firmly rejected former U.S. President Donald Trump’s proposed plan to relocate Palestinians from Gaza, calling it unjust and destabilizing. The controversial idea, seen as a forced displacement, has sparked global outrage and intensified diplomatic tensions.
Both nations emphasized their commitment to Palestinian sovereignty, warning that any mass relocation would violate international law and worsen the humanitarian crisis. Egyptian officials stressed that Gaza’s residents have the right to remain in their homeland, while Malaysia condemned the proposal as an attack on Palestinian identity.
The rejection reflects broader regional resistance to solutions that ignore Palestinian self-determination. Many argue that displacing civilians does not address the root causes of the conflict but instead deepens divisions and fuels further unrest.
As global leaders debate the future of Gaza, opposition to forced displacement continues to grow. With Malaysia and Egypt taking a firm stand, the pressure mounts on international policymakers to seek solutions rooted in justice and lasting peace.
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