GAZA (Palestine Foundation Information Center) The Hamas Movement has reiterated its rejection of US president Donald Trump’s renewed remarks about his intent to relocate the citizens of Gaza to other countries, describing them as “racist” and a “call for ethnic cleansing.”
In a statement on Tuesday, Hamas accused Trump of planning to liquidate the Palestinian cause and depriving the Palestinian people of their inalienable national rights.
“The plan to expel our people from Gaza will not succeed, and will be met with a unified Palestinian, Arab and Islamic position opposing all displacement schemes,” Hamas stressed.
“Our people in Gaza have stood firm in the face of bombardment and aggression and will remain steadfast on their land and thwart all forced displacement and relocation plots,” Hamas added.
Hamas expressed its belief that the Israeli occupation regime would fail to displace the Palestinian people from their land and liquidate their national cause as it failed to achieve its goals in Gaza through aggression and massacres.
The Movement reiterated its commitment to continue honoring the ceasefire agreement as long as the Israeli government abides by its terms, accusing the Israelis of violating the agreement and holding them responsible for any complications or delays.
During his meeting with Jordan’s King Abdullah at the White House on Tuesday, Trump once again insisted that the US would take control of the Gaza Strip and displace all its residents.
