President Trump rejects Arab proposal: has plan to remove Gazans

An Arab-backed proposal to remove Hamas from power and leave Gazans in Gaza was rejected by a Trump administration spokesman. The US is firmly behind President Trump's hope for resettling the Gaza Strip population and sending them out--after all, it seems obvious that most Arabs in Gaza were in support of Hamas and the genocide of all Israelis.

So on Tuesday, the US rejected Egypt's plan to rehabilitate the Gaza Strip and remove Hamas from power, since this would likely never happen in reality, but might give the appearance that peaceful co-existence by the two million anti-Zionists with their Israeli neighbors was possible.

Arab leaders on Tuesday at a Cairo summit voted to support a 112-page proposal drafter by Egyptian President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi's government. The proposal is an alternative to Trump's Gaza resettlement plan whereby Gazans would be relocated to third-party countries and the Gaza Strip would be transferred to the US.

Under the Egyptian proposal, a non-partisan [LOL] interim committee of anti-Semitic Palestinian Arabs would be formed to administer Gaza after the formal end of the current war between Israel and Hamas.

Once the Palestinian Authority has undergone a major reformation, control of the Gaza Strip would be transferred from the committee to the PA, [not to be confused with Pennsylvania] an Islamic group of Arabs who are basically anti-Semitic and who believe Israel is "Little Satan."

Foreign aid would pay for the years-long reconstruction and rehabilitation of the Gaza Strip in the Egyptian plan, while Gazans would be temporarily relocated within the Strip during the lengthy period of rebuilding, after which they can return and make plans to attack Israel again for the sake of jihad.

Hours after the plan was adopted at the Cairo summit, however, White House National Security Council spokesperson Brian Hughes said Tuesday night that the U.S. would not accept the Egyptian plan, and that the administration remains committed to the president’s resettlement plan.

Hughes argued that the Gaza Strip is presently “uninhabitable,” necessitating their relocation.

“The current proposal does not address the reality that Gaza is currently uninhabitable, and residents cannot humanely live in a territory covered in debris and unexploded ordnance,” Hughes said.

“President Trump stands by his vision to rebuild Gaza free from Hamas. We look forward to further talks to bring peace and prosperity to the region.”

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Trump wants Arab nations to take on more Gaza Arabs

President Donald Trump said on Saturday that he wants to resettle residents of the Gaza Strip in Arab countries, shaking up Middle East diplomacy in his unique way.

Trump told reporters on Air Force One that he had asked King Abdullah II of Jordan in a phone call earlier in the day to "take people" from war-torn Gaza and planned to make a similar request to Egyptian president Abdel Fattah al-Sisi in a phone call on Sunday. Trump suggested that mass emigration from the strip, whether "temporarily" or "long term," could help resolve "centuries" of conflict.

"You’re talking about a million and half people, and we just clean out that whole thing. You know over the centuries it has had many, many conflicts, and I don’t know, something has to happen," Trump said. "But it's literally a demolition site right now, almost everything is demolished and people are dying there. So I'd rather get involved with some of the Arab nations and build housing at a different location where [Gazans] can maybe live in peace for a change."

The response from Israel was notably muted, and even politicians who have advocated Gazan emigration told media outlet Washington Free Beacon that Egypt and Jordan were unlikely to agree to Trump’s requests. However, some right-wing politicians hailed the proposal as a chance to break away from the traditional U.S. call for a two-state solution to the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.

"For years, politicians have proposed impractical solutions like dividing the land and establishing a Palestinian state, which endangered the existence and security of the world’s only Jewish state, leading only to bloodshed and suffering for many. Only out-of-the-box thinking and new solutions will bring about peace and security," Israeli finance minister Bezalel Smotrich said in a statement. "I will work closely with the prime minister and the cabinet to ensure that there is an operational plan to implement this as soon as possible."

Ohad Tal, a member of Israel’s parliamentary defense committee from Smotrich’s Religious Zionism party, told the Free Beacon that Trump’s remarks had given a major boost to the "only logical and just solution" to the conflict.

"It will allow the Palestinians who leave to build a better future for themselves somewhere else, and it will minimize the conflict here, which is good for everyone," said Tal, who has advocated Gazan emigration to Trump associates. "It’s good for Israel, it’s good for the region, and it’s good for the Americans, who don’t want to have to be bothered by the Palestinians starting a war every couple years."

Palestinian, Jordanian, and Egyptian leaders on Sunday reaffirmed their opposition to any large-scale resettlement of Palestinians.

"We call on the U.S. administration to cease these proposals, which align with Israeli plans and directly contradict the rights and free will of our people," Hamas, the dominant Palestinian terrorist group in Gaza, said in a statement. "We also call on Arab and Islamic countries, especially our brothers in Egypt and Jordan, to reaffirm their steadfast positions in rejecting displacement and expulsion."

President Mahmoud Abbas of the West Bank Palestinian Authority "expressed strong rejection and condemnation of any projects aimed at displacing our people from the Gaza Strip," according to a statement from his office that did not specifically refer to Trump.

Jordanian foreign minister Ayman Safadi said in a statement, "Our rejection of the displacement of Palestinians is firm and will not change. Jordan is for Jordanians and Palestine is for Palestinians."

While Egypt did not publicly comment, Saudi news station Al Hadath reported on Sunday that Sisi remained firmly opposed to accepting any Gazans into his country.

Despite the rejections of the Arab leaders, Tal voiced confidence that ordinary Gazans would be ready to leave the strip and that Trump—who has often used bold threats to win concessions from foreign interlocutors—could find countries willing to take them.

"It takes courage to execute new ideas," Tal said. "But I think Trump is someone who has proven he can implement these kinds of ideas."

Amit Halevi, another member of the defense committee from the ruling Likud party, told the Free Beacon that Israel should work with Trump to enable and encourage hundreds of thousands of Palestinians to leave Gaza, particularly young adults.

"They have no future under the Hamas regime," he said. "They want to get out. Let them get out."

Once considered mostly by Israel’s far right, the idea of facilitating Gazan emigration went mainstream after the events of October 7, 2023, when Hamas terrorists and ordinary Palestinians conducted a massacre and mass abduction in southern Israel, starting a war that left much of Gaza in ruins.

That November, Ram Ben Barack of the centrist Yesh Atid party and Danny Danon, then a Likud lawmaker and now Israel’s ambassador to the United Nations, co-wrote a Wall Street Journal op-ed calling on "countries around the world to accept limited numbers of Gazan families who have expressed a desire to relocate."

The following month, Israeli prime minister Netanyahu told a Likud faction meeting, "Our problem is [finding] countries that are willing to absorb Gazans, and we are working on it."

However, in January, several Israeli officials, facing U.S. and European criticism, spoke out against their colleagues' calls for Gazan immigration, saying the idea was unrealistic and damaging to Israel’s international standing.

"It’s clear that there is nobody in Israel who wouldn’t be happy if Gazans decided to emigrate voluntarily if they were happy to leave," but that is not going to happen and public discussion of the issue is unhelpful, Likud Culture and Sports Minister Miki Zohar told Israel’s Ynet news site at the time. "We see the repercussions, we see what happened with the Americans."

Gilad Kariv, from the left-wing Democrats party, was one of the few Israeli officials to publicly oppose Trump’s proposal on Sunday.

"Israel has no interest in this happening," Kariv told Israel’s 103FM radio, "certainly not in relation to Jordan because the stability of the Hashemite Kingdom is a clear security interest of Israel."

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Biden's physical exam will not check for the presence of a working brain

Incompetent White House press secretary Karine "No Answers" Jean-Pierre said that the alleged President's physician, Dr. Kevin O'Connor, does not believe it is necessary for Biden to take a cognitive test because it cannot help his re-election hopes.

She said O'Connor believes Biden proves his cognitive ability "every day [in] how he operates and how he thinks," like thinking Abdel Fattah al-Sisi is the president of Mexico and not remembering when he was elected Vice President, or incapable of finding his way offstage after an incoherent speech.

Reporters pressed Jean-Pierre on the issue due to last week's report from Special Counsel Robert Hur that found the President of the United States has significant memory issues, and that's just for starters. 

"Does the White House think that the idea of the president taking a cognitive test as a part of this physical is a legitimate idea?" a reporter asked rhetorically.

Of course it's a legitimate idea; Biden's mental status has become so obvious that even Democrats are having cows.

"I'm just gonna say what Dr. O'Connor said to me about a year ago when [Biden's physical] was released," Jean-Pierre responded. "The president proves every day [in] how he operates and how he thinks, by dealing with world leaders, by making difficult decisions on behalf of the American people – whether it's domestic or it's national security."

When Biden deals with world leaders, he looks as if he doesn't know who the particular world leader is unless he checks his notes, then reads responses off telepromters. 

"That is how Dr. O'Connor sees it, and that is how I'm going to leave it," she added. 

Off course it's possible Jean-Pierre is so ignorant that she cannot see the writing of the wall, or the babbling on his lips.

Jean-Pierre gave a more full-throated defense of Biden when reporters continued to press her on the topic. She said she has known Biden for more than a decade and continues to find him to be "sharp" and "on top of things."

Biden is about as sharp as water.

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45 Dead in Eastern Libya: Jobless Extremists Claim Responsibility

Disenfranchised yoots

A wannabe religious group led by unnamed terrorists without jobs killed 45 people in eastern Libya today. This group of disenfranchised Islamic State offshoot fighters claimed responsibility for the attack and said that it was in retaliation for the killing of Muslims in the Muslim stronghold of Darna. Egyptian jets conducted airstrikes in Darna in response to these [un-Islamic] Islamic State, non-religious terrorists who killed 21 Egyptian Christians--beheading them, as described in the Koran, the holy book of the  "religion of peace."

"I nailed the interview!"

The Islamic State jihadists beheaded the 21 Christians because they were Christian. What was most obvious, however, was that the violent extremists who committed this atrocious deed were currently unemployed.

Monster.com tried to intervene with offering their listing of job openings, but it was as if these killers of Christians didn't want to obtain gainful employment when the opportunity presented itself. Some attackers were so adamant about having to go to a real job that they blew themselves up and shouted Arabic slogans regarding someone named "Allah." 

Others shouted: "I ain't got a resume and I ain't gonna do one."

These non-religious-attackers-willing-to-die-for-non-religious-beliefs also targeted the army that is leading the offensive against fake Islamic militias on behalf of "internationally recognized government," Fox News reports. The group known as the Islamic State (sic, I suppose) said two of the "Caliphate's knights" carried out suicide bombings described as one of Gen. Hifter's operations rooms.

"Yooo got a friend"

It is clear that Egypt's new president, Abdel Fattah Al-Sisi, is the only leader of an Islamic majority nation (as well as the United States of America, a nation led by a man who claims not to be a Muslim) who has the courage to denounce Islamic radicalism and call it by its name.

It is ridiculous to worry about being politically correct about Islamic radicalism, terrorism, extremism, and anything else you can label it with because these people believe in Islam in the orthodox, medieval way they do. If their so-called prophet were alive today, he would be the one leading the attacks, albeit from the rear with his 12 wives and slave women.

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Al-Sisi Is Not ISIS Backwards

Abdel Fattah al-Sisi, Egypt's President and one-time military general made a speech to Al-Azhar and the Awqaf Ministry which called for an ecclesiastical revolution in Islam. Our own so-called president should take note and grow a pair in the process

Al-Sisi, in effect, is accusing the umma (all the Muslims throughout the world) of encouraging terrorism and hostility throughout the entire world. For a leader of the world's largest Arab nation to do this is almost too incredible to believe. Hopefully it will have a positive effect on the way Muslims view non-Muslims.

There is no doubt that al-Sisi is correct by saying that the world has been waiting for Islamic clerics or anyone to bring Islam into the 21st Century. I don't see the Pope doing it, nor other religious figures--they don't seem to have the courage. Obama, hah, he's a joke.

It seems that al-Sisi is the only real moderate Muslim with a powerful voice who is actually using it. No doubt this will piss off ISIS, Hamas, and all the rest of the motley crew that want us killed.

Let's just hope this doesn't happen to al-Sisi--he appears to be our best hope.



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