Israeli UN ambassador blasts Palestinian plan for Gaza: ‘Condemn Hamas’

Gazans Respond to President Trump’s Plan to Relocate Them

The Center For Peace Communications recently spoke to Gazans about President Trump’s controversial plan to relocate them to Egypt, Jordan, and other countries. The video footage obtained from this conversation sheds light on the thoughts and feelings of the Gazan people regarding this proposed relocation.

In a exclusive interview with Fox News Digital, Israel’s United Nations Ambassador Danny Danon expressed the Jewish State’s disapproval of the Palestinian Authority’s (PA) “Relief and Early Recovery Plan” for Gaza. Ambassador Danon emphasized the importance of addressing terrorism in Judea and Samaria, also known as the West Bank, and condemning Hamas.

The PA’s plan, submitted to the U.N. Security Council, outlines three phases and a projected cost of $3.5 billion. It calls for an end to the Israeli siege in Gaza and advocates for the two-state solution outlined in U.N. resolutions and the Arab Peace Initiative.

Israel’s Mission to the U.N. condemned the PA’s plan, viewing it as a way to bypass security requirements, including disarming Hamas. The plan places responsibility on Israel as the “occupying power” for delivering humanitarian supplies to Gaza, despite Israel’s withdrawal from the territory in 2005.

The PA’s plan also includes the establishment of a Governmental Emergency Operations Room and collaboration with the United Nations Relief and Works Agency for Palestine Refugees in the Near East (UNRWA). Both entities have faced accusations from Israel of supporting terrorism.

Ambassador Danon criticized the PA for not condemning recent terrorist attacks and failing to address the issue of incitement. The PA’s plan does not mention Hamas, highlighting the ongoing tensions between the two factions.

President Trump’s proposal to relocate Gazans and his warning to Hamas have sparked debate and uncertainty among the Palestinian population. While the U.S. administration has ruled out sending troops to Gaza, there are discussions about striking a deal with regional partners.

As tensions and negotiations continue, Gazans await their fate and hope for a resolution that will bring peace and stability to their homeland. The voices of Gazans must be heard and considered as decisions are made regarding their future.