Palestinians discuss leaving Gaza
Some Palestinians in Gaza told the Peace Communications Centre that they left Hamas and ruled the enclave. (Video: Peace Communication Center.)
Egypt reportedly rejected President Donald Trump’s request for resettlement, citing the protection of the Palestinian cause and its national security, while coordinating alternative plans with Arab leaders, Gaza’s voice, said They want to go out.
Gaza people desperate to escape told Fox News Digital that they support President Donald Trump’s relocation proposal – turning Gaza into “the Riviera of the Middle East” after placing it in emptying over 2 million Palestinians -Although it is not clear whether they are allowed to return. Many Gazans say they want to leave – if only the borders can open.
“I will live in the tent for 10 years. Egypt was responsible for rebuilding Gaza after the past wars – you can still see some rubble from the Israeli military movement in 2008. I’d rather leave and get 10 years of life than in Please wait for a plan to be implemented while I live in a tent.
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Palestinians gathered to get assistance from Gaza through the dock built through the US on May 19, 2024. (Reuters/Ramadan ABED/Architectural Photo)
Walid, like many others, said that even before the war, the Gazans tried to leave – not because they wanted to give up their homeland, but because they did not see the future under Hamas.
Egypt, who took the lead in developing a three-to-four-year reconstruction plan, refused to accept Palestinian refugees, traversing Rafa while preventing a large-scale movement from leaving Gaza. Meanwhile, Hamas continues to exert military control while causing terror.
A man stood in front of the rubble of his former house and was interviewed and filmed by CPC, and his despair explained: “I would be better if I left today. Do you want me to live in these ruins? It will run away- Not to mention a person.”
Her face was in Gaza, like many others who feared against Hamas’s shouting, speaking of the suffocating existence, telling the CPC: “People feel like prisoners. Despair.”
President Donald Trump and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu met at the White House on February 4, 2025. (Reuters/Elizabeth Franz)
A sharp contrast between a man near the coastline of Gaza and the ocean and the destruction behind him, three-quarters of those returning from the displaced camps heading south again because there were no houses. I won’t stay here. There will be diseases.
Another man, who was also photographed by CPC near the sea, said: “Please forgive my language, but even dogs can’t live in northern Gaza. There is no water, no electricity, no infrastructure at all.”
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Joseph Braude, founder of CPC, is a nonprofit that supports peace activist seeking the rule of a liberal terrorist society, said: “The gazans were captured by Hamas in the impossible situation. Want Kids leaving Gaza, these Gaza people support President Trump’s call to open the border, so if Hamas opens the border, they can pursue a better life. Berlin Wall.”
With no houses, no normal government, and no guarantee that the war will not break out again, some Gazas dare to express their support for Trump’s proposal, which will allow them to relocate to other countries including Egypt and Jordan/ Regional U.S. officials estimated a decade-long reconstruction process. Despite the danger of opposing Hamas.
Displaced Palestinians watched Egyptian armoured transport vehicles traveling near the border fence between Gaza and Egypt in Rafah in the southern Gaza Strip on February 16, 2024. (via Getty Images by Mohamed Abd/AFP)
Raji Sourani, the leading rights lawyer from Gaza, criticized Trump’s position in an interview with the Associated Press: “This is the first time in history that it is open and candid and frank about the worst of committing one of the crimes,” he said.
Walid refuted Trump’s plan’s claim to be “ethnic purge,” a phrase widely used in international media. “Even those who oppose the plan know that Gaza will not be empty. The people who promote this publicity are propaganda supported on October 7. They try to spread slogans like ‘We are resisting, always keeping.’ But, People involved in politics won’t object to the idea that it can end this war for them.”
Despite widespread pain, Hamas refused to give up control. Mohamad, a displaced father in Gaza, described a lawless society in which Hamas fighters only emerge when they release hostages or suppress dissent. Like many others, Mohamad is waiting for any corridor to open so that he can escape.
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On March 8, 2024, Rafa and Egypt in Gaza set up temporary tents near severely strengthened security fences. (Abed Rahim Khatib/Anadolu via Getty Images)
“If they open the door, half of Gaza will leave,” he told Fox News Digital. “The other half will stay, but not because they love Hamas. Some people will stay because they still have a house, work or family. Can’t leave.”
With the formation of the post-war Gaza plan, Mohammed’s question remains: “If the Gaza people want to leave, why no one lets them?”
