Egypt plans “emergency” Arab summit in Palestinian territory as Trump insists on our “Gaza”

Egypt announced on Sunday that it will hold a summit of Arab leaders on February 27 to discuss the future of the Gaza Strip after Donald Trump said he wants the United States to have it.

Trump met with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and reiterated over the weekend that last week the stunning declaration was issued, shaking the main allies in the Middle East, including Egypt, Saudi Arabia and Jordan.

The Egyptian Foreign Ministry said the meeting in Cairo will discuss “the Palestinian state demands a summit to discuss new causes and dangerous developments in the cause of Palestinians”.

Gaza’s Arab neighbors also rejected Trump’s call to accept 1.8 million Palestinians who still live in stripping streets.

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While many of Trump’s allies speculated that bold suggestions were a negotiating strategy, Trump left journalists Sunday night as he left the Super Bowl, dedicated to “buying and owning” Gaza.

“I’m committed to buying and owning Gaza. In our case, we might hand it over to other states in the Middle East to build its parts. Others can do that with our hosts. But we’re committed to owning it , take it away and make sure Hamas doesn’t move backwards. ” he said.

“There’s nothing to go back to. This place is a demolition site… the rest will be demolished.” “But we’re going to be a good site so that someone can develop through someone’s future.”

A ceasefire between Israel and Hamas was agreed in January and partially promoted by Trump’s team, calling for a three-to-five-year reconstruction phase, but Trump officials now insisted that the 139-square-foot reconstruction Time takes 10 to 15 years – the mile of territory has been swayed by Israel on the offensive level of Hamas.

Trump insists that Palestinians don’t want to return to Gaza.

“We will make sure they live in harmony and peace and are not murdered,” he said. “They don’t want to go back to Gaza. They will just go back because they have no choice.”

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“There’s nothing to go back to. This place is a demolition site,” President Donald Trump said of Gaza. (EYAD BABA/AFP via Get Tomage)

Jordanian King Abdullah II will meet with Trump at the White House on Tuesday, and Trump is expected to meet with Egyptian President Abdul Fattah al-Sisi and Saudi Arabia in the coming days Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman held talks.

Palestinian terrorist group Hamas called Trump’s latest comment “absurd”.

“Gaza is not a property that can be bought and sold, it is an integral part of our occupied Palestinian land,” Hamas Politburo member Izzat al-Risheq wrote on Telegram.

“The Palestinian problem of dealing with the mentality of real estate dealers is the secret to failure,” Al-Risheq added.

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“Our Palestinian people will thwart all displacement and deportation plans. Gaza belongs to its people.”

Also on Sunday, Israel began evacuating from Gaza’s Netzarim Corridor as Palestinians returned home – both sides respected a fragile ceasefire that was expected to return to the remaining hostages of Israel.

President Donald Trump promised that the United States will keep Hamas from the picture above. (TPS-IL)

However, negotiations are underway for the medium and long-term future. Hamas wants all Israeli troops to be taken out of Gaza, while Israel wants Hamas to be eliminated.

Last week, White House national security adviser Mike Waltz suggested Trump’s comments would heat up in the Middle East to find their own solution.

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“I think that will enable the entire region to provide its own solution,” Walz muses on Wednesday’s comments to CBS.

Walz continued: “He didn’t see realistic solutions to how these debris are clear, how those bombs that are inherently unexplored will be removed, how these people live there for at least a decade, even if they don’t do that anymore, This will require doing this.”