منصّة كوليس منصة إخبارية فنية إجتماعية عربية مستقلة
President Trump surprised the world by announcing a plan to “take over” the Gaza Strip, proposing to make it a “Riviera of the Middle East” under U.S. control. This idea has caused global diplomatic chaos.
The proposal has alarmed many, including families of hostages in Israel. Palestinians and Hamas quickly objected, fearing it might disrupt the fragile Gaza ceasefire.
Moeen Mohsen, who lives in Gaza City, shared his concern, saying, “We completely reject this plan. We have the right to live here.” Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas stated the plan is illegal and stressed the need for a Palestinian state with Jerusalem as its capital for peace.
Meanwhile, negotiations continue for the next phase of the ceasefire, after Hamas released 18 hostages, including one American. These talks are crucial as the initial six-week phase proceeds.
Hamas called Trump’s plan a “crime against humanity” and urged the world to oppose it, warning of potential chaos.
They insist Israel must adhere to the ceasefire. Countries like Egypt, Jordan, and Saudi Arabia strongly reject the plan, demanding a two-state solution and refusing to make ties with Israel.
France, the U.K., Russia, and China stand against the plan, highlighting legal concerns and potential instability. They advocate for a two-state solution and back rebuilding initiatives for Palestine. On the other hand, Netanyahu’s government favors Trump’s proposal, disregarding the two-state concept even with the ceasefire risks.
Lima Al Mulla
