The Guardian reports that Trump says all Palestinians should move out of Gaza

Casdon, Starmer would hardly do that would he? Where do people go or settle when their country is raised to the ground.
Mission accomplished.

Well Trump has been roundly rejected by both Egypt and the Palestinians.

But he has shown his hand now, so we know what his intentions are.

Never trust or believe him.

Whitewavemark2

Well Trump has been roundly rejected by both Egypt and the Palestinians.

But he has shown his hand now, so we know what his intentions are.

Never trust or believe him.

I would rather trust a burglar as a house guest.

Anniebach

I said dismissing the Holocaust was anti semitic . I don’t follow
Musk

Just because you don't follow him doesn't mean he didn't say what he did.

Who are you accusing of dismissing the holocaust?

David49

Nobody wants Palestinians, Egypt and Jordan have both refused to take any refugees, they both have plenty of trouble controlling their own terrorists. Both also get massive military aid from the US to do that. Maybe Iran would like to help their allies?. The truth is nobody wants anything to do with Palestinians they are trouble.

As for developing Gaza let’s end the fighting first, when it’s secure then it will be rebuilt.

Israel receives more aid from the US than Jordan and Egypt do combined.

Meanwhile people are going home in Gaza.

I doubt any Arab country would accept Palestinians from Gaza: the Arab states perceive then to be trouble best avoided.

The world is tipsy-turvy.

Many people on both sides have needlessly died.

Hammas and other similar terrorist groups do need controlling.

The Palenstians deserve a “homeland” and both “sides” deserve a peaceful existence.

Who knows how this can ever happen.

Or even topsy-turvy!

Anyone who knows about the region would see the naivety of suggesting that Egypt/Jordan should take all the ethnically cleansed Palestinians, and Iran has no interest in accepting them. Their involvement is ideological, fighting what they see as the imperialist US and their allies, Palestinians are merely a pawn in their war by proxy. Also they are not Arabs and have a long and well documented history of conflict with them. Especially the more recent Iran/Iraq war where many mercenary fighters serving Saddam were Palestinian, and even now many Palestinian tea shops have a portrait of Saddam, perceived by many as one of the greatest Arab leaders.
So. Is complex.
Egypt is not a rich country unlike some of its neighbours and they already have many refugees. It is not so much about encouraging terrorism is about cost. And ‘yes’ Israel does get the lion’s share of funding over all other countries not just in the ME but worldwide. As for Jordan if they accept more Palestinians, and they already have plenty from decades ago with no right to return, they risk Israel turning its fire power on them in order to defend their borders if there is any unrest, and grabbing land from them.

www.theguardian.com/commentisfree/2025/jan/27/children-gaza-loved-remembered-innocent-mourn

It is a real shame that the ethnically cleansed people of Gaza are now only perceived as the ‘trouble’ they could cause to the countries that might accept them.
I suggest we read this article and try to see them as human beings in desperate need.

Wyllow3

Meanwhile people are going home in Gaza.

But they're not Wyllow.. they're being prevented from going North back to their homes.. they're in absolute limbo..

BBC News film of Palestinians returning to the north

They are, but only just starting, see report today, crossing just opened, although its not clear how much access they will have:

"Hundreds of thousands of Palestinians are returning to north Gaza after Israel opened routes through the Netzarim Corridor
Drone footage showed masses of people walking north along the coastal route - but people travelling in cars face days-long waits at checkpoints"

Pictures and news.

www.bbc.co.uk/news/live/cdx922x8d2zt

Have to wait and see how it plays out in terms of internal Israeli politics, which I don't know enough about. Guardian has a discussion.
www.theguardian.com/us-news/2025/jan/26/trump-resumes-sending-2000-pound-bombs-to-israel-undoing-biden-pause

David49

Nobody wants Palestinians, Egypt and Jordan have both refused to take any refugees, they both have plenty of trouble controlling their own terrorists. Both also get massive military aid from the US to do that. Maybe Iran would like to help their allies?. The truth is nobody wants anything to do with Palestinians they are trouble.

As for developing Gaza let’s end the fighting first, when it’s secure then it will be rebuilt.

I agree and it isn’t secure yet.

Babs03

www.theguardian.com/commentisfree/2025/jan/27/children-gaza-loved-remembered-innocent-mourn

It is a real shame that the ethnically cleansed people of Gaza are now only perceived as the ‘trouble’ they could cause to the countries that might accept them.
I suggest we read this article and try to see them as human beings in desperate need.

It’s awful. It quite literally makes me weep.

Oreo

David49

Nobody wants Palestinians, Egypt and Jordan have both refused to take any refugees, they both have plenty of trouble controlling their own terrorists. Both also get massive military aid from the US to do that. Maybe Iran would like to help their allies?. The truth is nobody wants anything to do with Palestinians they are trouble.

As for developing Gaza let’s end the fighting first, when it’s secure then it will be rebuilt.

I agree and it isn’t secure yet.

Totally agree. Watched pictures of all those young men walking back to their homes and all I could think of was future trouble; more tunnels, more rockets ?

pascal30

Wyllow3

Meanwhile people are going home in Gaza.

But they're not Wyllow.. they're being prevented from going North back to their homes.. they're in absolute limbo..

They were delayed crossing due to Hamas going back on their word to release a civilian female hostage.

@Boz
Or just people returning to a pile of rubble that marks where there home once was, hoping to recover the bodies of their loved ones for burial.
Sometimes a bit of humanity and compassion helps us see things through a different lense. Some could be returning to fight but many are just too wretched to even think about it.

It stinks. It is ethnic cleansing.

It isn’t ethnic cleansing, their government attacked Israel,
Israel fought back, fault lies with Hamas

Eloethan

It stinks. It is ethnic cleansing.

How do you feel about Hamas declaring that they will repeat the atrocities of 07/10/2023 until there are no Jews left on the planet?

That is definitely a declaration of ethnic cleansing

Anniebach

It isn’t ethnic cleansing, their government attacked Israel,
Israel fought back, fault lies with Hamas

We know that Hamas attacked Israel, but that doesn't mean that it isn't ethnic cleansing. The two truths aren't incompatible.

GrannyGravy13

Eloethan

It stinks. It is ethnic cleansing.

How do you feel about Hamas declaring that they will repeat the atrocities of 07/10/2023 until there are no Jews left on the planet?

That is definitely a declaration of ^ethnic cleansing^

And just how likely is that to happen?