Trump Proposes Relocation Plan for Palestinians Amid Gaza Ceasefire

In a controversial proposal, President Donald Trump suggested relocating over a million Palestinians from Gaza to neighboring countries, describing the area as needing to be 'cleaned out'. This proposal has sparked criticism, with opponents labeling it as ethnic cleansing and a departure from previous U.S. policy that recognized Gaza as part of a future Palestinian state. Israeli far-right politicians have welcomed Trump's stance, seeing it as a potential solution to security concerns. However, the practicality of such relocation is questioned, particularly by Egypt and Jordan, both of which face significant challenges in accommodating additional refugees. The Kremlin responded robustly, asserting that Palestinians have the undeniable right to their land, countering Trump's remarks. Meanwhile, the Israeli government is navigating its relationship with Trump, balancing public support for normalization with Saudi Arabia against the potential fallout from far-right coalition partners.