Hundreds of American deputies and rabbis have announced their opposition to President Donald Trump’s plan for the United States to grasp the Gaza Strip and move its population.
Axios revealed that 143 Democrats deputies had sent a message to Trump, in which they demanded to withdraw his comments on the control of the United States on Gaza.
In the letter, the deputies expressed their shock from the issue of an invitation from an American president for a permanent forced trip targeting two million people, the number of Palestinians from Gaza.
The signing of representatives on the message represents approximately two thirds of the 215 Democratic members of the House of Representatives.
The message of the message warned that this step is “not only an immoral action”, but “will rather harm the position of the United States in the world, endangers American forces and increase terrorist threats”.
They also pointed out that Trump’s decision “could hinder the opportunities of the United States to cooperate with its Arab partners to rebuild Gaza and find a peaceful solution to the conflict with Israel”.
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Jewish refusal
In a related context, 350 rabbis in the United States signed an announcement that they published on the American newspaper “The New York Times” in which they opposed the Trump plan to move the Palestinians from Gaza.
The published announcement came Thursday, on a full page entitled “Trump calls for the abolition of all the Palestinians of Gaza. The Jewish people say no to ethnic cleaning”.
The announcement included the names of 350 rabbis, including some Jewish activists, to protest against Trump’s plan to move the Palestinians from Gaza.
On February 4, Trump revealed, at a press conference with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu in Washington, his country’s intention to seize Gaza after the trip of the Palestinians.
Trump called for the displacement of Palestinians in neighboring countries, in particular Egypt and Jordan, which has been rejected by countries, other regional and Western organizations.
Trump’s plan for Gaza has met with a large Palestinian, Arab and international rejection, while it was welcomed with great praise at the political level of Israel.
With American support, Israel is committed, between October 7, 2023 and January 19, 2025, a collective genocide in Gaza, which left around 160,000 martyrs and injured Palestinians, most of them children and women, And more than 14,000 missing.