TEL AVIV – On Friday, Israeli news source, the
Times of Israel, reported that the Israeli government is negotiating with Chad and
Rwanda about the possibility of accommodating tens of thousands of
Palestinians from Gaza after their displacement.
اضافة اعلان
An Israeli political source said that Chad and Rwanda have
agreed in principle to discuss the possibility of
accommodating Gazans in their
territories, unlike other countries that have completely rejected it, reported
Khaberni.
According to the source, the Israeli government offered the
two countries a high financial reward for each Gazan who moves there. In
addition, they are offering aid packages, some of which are military packages.
The Times of Israel added that the negotiations are being
conducted with legal consultation due to the sensitivity of the issue, as well
as the international criticism towards any plan to displace Palestinians from
their homeland.
Many countries, including the US, Germany, and France,
condemned these negotiations calling for the
voluntary displacement of Gazans.
These countries called the negotiations “irresponsible
statements” and that they contradict international laws. They continued that
the forced displacement of Palestinians from their lands is not permissible.
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