Gaza’s future will focus the participation of Arab envoys in the security conference
The future of Gaza and the security in the East Los The Gazaties to Egypt and Jordan.
The foreign ministers of these two countries, the Egyptian Badr Abdelaty, and the Jordano, Ayman to Safadi, plan Palestine strip, devastated for 15 months of Israeli war that has caused the death of more than 48,000 people.
Abelathy “will maintain a series of bilateral meetings with foreign ministers and senior officials outside the conference to analyze regional and international advances and challenges,” said a statement from his department. In the center of these “regional and international challenges”, according to sources and various Arab media, the future of Gaza appears that both Egypt and Jordan consider crucial for world peace and security and in the Middle East.
Both countries, supported by the rest of the members of the Arab League, as well as by Islamic states, consider a threat to world peace the Trump plan proposed by the taking and reconstruction by the US of the Palestinian enclave as a real estate project under the Name of the Riviera de Oriente Port, expelling its nearly two million inhabitants. Ethnic cleaning, understood as the forced expulsion of an ethnic group of a territory, constitutes a crime against humanity and could be considered a crime of genocide, according to the United Nations.
The Egyptian president, Adelfatah Al Sisi, as well as the Jordanian King, Abdala II, have stated that the US president’s proposal means “to liquidate the Palestine cause” and end the solution of “two states”, something in which the Egyptian president made it clear that his country “will not participate.” To counteract Trump’s plan, Egypt said that he prepares a proposal for the reconstruction of the Palestinian enclave, without being abandoned by its inhabitants, and said that it hopes that the United Nations, the European Union and the rich Arab countries of the Persian Gulf collaborate for its implementation . Cairo has convened an extraordinary Arab summit for this month 27, as well as a ministerial meeting of the 57 members of the Islamic Conference organization that will take place after the summit.
The Egyptian Foreign Minister, whose country is the main mediator between Israel and the Palestinian Islamist group Hamás, has launched in recent days a diplomatic campaign, with contacts with senior members of Arab and European countries, to explain the Arab posture with respect to the future of Loop. His Jordanian counterpart, whose country ensures that he maintains a “narrow and continues coordination with Egypt” regarding Gaza, plans to participate this Friday in one of the panels of the Munich Conference on the perspectives of peace in the Middle East, together with the Head of European diplomacy, Kaja Kallas. (EFE)
