Saudi Arabia opposes idea of ​​displacing Palestinians

The Saudi Arabian government considers any statement that the Palestinians can be forcibly displaced from their homeland - their historical lands - to be absolutely unacceptable. This was reported by Interfax, citing Al-Jazeera.

Official position of Saudi Arabia

The Saudi Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MFA) expressed the country's firm position on this issue, stressing the following:

"The royal authorities affirm the inherent right of the Palestinian people to their homeland. They are not occupiers or settlers who can be expelled at any time by the oppressive occupiers."

According to the channel, the Saudi government has strongly criticized Israel's actions in the Gaza Strip, calling them a violation of international law and human rights.

Netanyahu's statement and Saudi Arabia's response

Earlier, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu had stated that Saudi Arabia has the ability to create an independent Palestinian state on its territory.

This statement was strongly condemned by the Saudi government. According to Foreign Ministry officials, such statements are "aimed at distracting attention from the ongoing crimes committed by the Israeli occupation against their Palestinian brothers in the Gaza Strip."

The Saudi leadership called on the international community to strongly condemn Israel's military actions against the Palestinian people and to provide political and humanitarian assistance to the Palestinian people.

Jordan's strong response

This statement by Saudi Arabia was fully supported by the Jordanian government. The Jordanian Foreign Ministry described Netanyahu's remarks as contrary to international law and UN principles.

According to Jordanian officials, any agreement must, first of all, protect the right of the Palestinians to live in peace and security in their homeland, on their land.

Trump's proposal and Washington's possible plans

US President Donald Trump has also intervened in the Israeli-Palestinian conflict and expressed a number of controversial views on the Gaza Strip.

According to him, once the conflict in Gaza is over, Washington should take control of this territory. Trump has also previously put forward the idea of ​​relocating Palestinians from the Gaza Strip to Egypt, Jordan or other Arab countries.

This idea was strongly rejected by Saudi Arabia and other Arab countries. They argue that the Palestinians have a historical right to live in the Gaza Strip and that forcibly relocating them from their land could be a crime against humanity.

The governments of Saudi Arabia and Jordan have strongly emphasized that the Palestinian people must remain in their homeland and that their historical rights must not be violated under any circumstances.

On the other hand, the proposals made by Israel and the Trump administration are highly contradictory and controversial from the point of view of international law, and their implementation seems unlikely.

At the same time, it has been reported that Saudi Arabia continues its diplomatic activities to ensure peace in the region and calls on the international community to protect the interests of the Palestinian people. Follow “Zamin” news on “Telegram”