Apparently the US government continues to keep the plans to move the Palestinians permanently from the Gaza Strip to other countries, although it initially looked that Washington could make friends with a reconstruction plan from Arab countries. According to a media report, the US and Israel have contacted representatives of three East African countries to discuss the relocation of Palestinians from the Gaza Strip.
In this context, the AP press agency De Sudan, Somalia and its apostate region mention Somaliland. Representatives of Sudan therefore said they had rejected the American proposal. The other two ‘goal countries’ claim that they are not aware of such questions. The US President Donald Trump had proposed an acquisition of the Gaza Strip through his country to rebuild the coastal area that is destroyed in a “Riviera of the Middle East” in the war between Israel and the radical Islamic Hamas and to constantly move the Palestinians.
Trump’s “Riviera” plan is rejected
The Palestinians and the Arab countries in the Midden -East region reject Trump’s plan and support an Egyptian plan to rebuild the Gaza Strip without a resettlement of Palestinians. Apart from the cancellation of the Sudan itself, it is extremely unlikely that Palestinians can actually be resetted there.
The greatest humanitarian crisis is currently in Sudan worldwide. According to the care for aid organization, about two -thirds of the more than 30.4 million inhabitants are urgently dependent on life -saving help. Fights, economic collapse, massive disorders and outbreaks of illness have fallen into chaos for almost two years. There is already famous in different regions. Drastic cutbacks in international aid are in danger of further worse, having to close tools due to lack of money – “with catastrophic consequences,” warned care in a broadcast.
Aid organizations: “Location in Sudan Catastrofic”
In large parts of Sudan, access to food is almost impossible. Doctors Without Borders (MSF) also described the situation in Sudan as “catastrophic”. The war in the country is primarily a “war against people”. Since April 2023, a bitter power struggle between the-Facto power holder Fattah al-Burhan and the RSF militia of his ex-Deputy Mohamed Hamdan Dagalo. The reason for this is a conflict about the armed forces about the armed forces. The fighting rode around twelve million people from their houses, tens of thousands were killed. Both the army and the RSF militia are accused of war crimes.
Source: Krone
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