Trump insists Jordan & Egypt will come around to accept Gaza refugees, despite public rejections
Peloni: I agree with Rosenberg regarding the sincere and ardent opposition of the Egyptians and Jordanians against accepting Pal refugees under any condition. Yet, any resolution towards peace will ultimately require this outcome. Notably, the govts of these two nations, each of whom have been advocating on behalf of the terrorist Hamas during this war and each of whom acted in support of terror against Israel before this war, are continuing to present themselves as obstacles to the resolution of this war on terror. Pal emigration is the solution, and the Jordan Option is the way. It would appear that Trump is aware of this fact. Hence, when Egypt and Jordan do come around as Trump suggests they will, it will be under new management.
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Displaced Palestinians return to their homes in the northern Gaza as part of the ceasefire agreement in Gaza City, January 27, 2025. Photo by Khalil Kahlout/Flash90
After officials from Egypt and Jordan rejected the idea they would accept Gazan refugees while the enclave is being “cleared out,” U.S. President Donald Trump asserted their leaders would come around to his plan.










