Arab League opposes Trump's plan
The Secretary-General of the Arab League has opposed Trump's statements about the forced transfer of Gaza residents to neighboring countries.
In response to Trump's plan to displace Palestinians from the Gaza Strip, Arab League Secretary-General Ahmed Aboul Gheit stressed: "The issue of displacing Palestinians from their homeland is never acceptable, and the Arab alliance's approach to supporting the positions of Egypt and Jordan is clear and unequivocal."
Abul Gheit said: "These issues are old plans to relocate the owners of these lands, which have been brought up again but have been categorically rejected, and there is no possibility of reviewing them and addressing them again."
The Secretary-General of the Arab League added, "The legendary resistance of the Palestinian people and the support of Arab countries will thwart such plans."
The Boston American Institute noted in a report: “In addition to providing Israel with 14,100 MK-84 trench-busting bombs to kill the defenseless people of Gaza, the United States has also sent the Zionist regime 57,000 155 mm howitzers, 20,000 M4A1 rifles, and 13,981 anti-tank missiles.” As Pars Today reports, US President Donald Trump also recently agreed to send Israel 1,800-2,000 pound bombs, the delivery of which to Israel was suspended by the Joe Biden administration.
On Saturday, the Axios website, citing three Zionist officials, reported:
- The White House has ordered the US military to lift restrictions imposed by the Joe Biden administration on the supply of 2,000-pound heavy bombs to Israel. Biden's decision led to one of the biggest crises in US-Israeli relations during the 15-month war in Gaza.
On the other hand, the US State Department has issued a “stop work” order for existing and new foreign aid, but has made exceptions for military funding to the Israeli regime and Egypt. The Israeli regime receives about $3.3 billion in foreign military funding from the US annually.
