Senate, Arab Leaders Oppose Trump's Gaza Relocation Plan

President Donald Trump's proposal to relocate up to 2 million Palestinians from Gaza into refugee camps in Jordan and other Arab states has met with widespread condemnation from Arab leaders and skepticism from U.S. senators. Trump suggested this move as a response to the unlivable conditions in Gaza, proposing that the U.S. take control of the enclave, but Arab nations have rejected the idea, and a mini-summit is planned to discuss alternatives. Meanwhile, Senator Lindsey Graham, along with a bipartisan group of U.S. senators, expressed a lack of support in the Senate for any American takeover of Gaza, considering Trump's plan impractical. Israeli officials, including Prime Minister Netanyahu, have shown some support for Trump's proposal, while U.S. senators are focusing on finding a diplomatic resolution. Graham emphasized the need for regional cooperation and a viable plan from Arab states, which could potentially transform the geopolitics of the region.