Thousands of displaced Palestinians gather to return to northern Gaza

In the past hours, the Palestinian arena has witnessed rapid developments related to the return of displaced persons to their areas in the northern Gaza Strip, in addition to international proposals that have sparked widespread controversy about the displacement of the population of the Strip, in addition to the occupation forces targeting civilians in the vicinity of Netzarim, and Hamas accuses the occupation of violating Ceasefire agreement.

Displaced Palestinians gather to return to northern Gaza

Thousands of displaced Palestinians gathered in the central Gaza Strip, waiting to be allowed to return to their areas in the north. These displaced people spent the night on the side of the road, hoping to obtain permission to pass, but the Israeli occupation forces stationed in the Netzarim axis opened fire on them, killing two people and wounding 16 others.

 

< p>The security authorities in the Gaza Strip are trying to keep the displaced people away from the area for fear that the occupation will commit massacres Additional. 

 

International proposals to displace the population of Gaza and Arab reactions

In a related context, US President Donald Trump proposed a plan aimed at “emptying” Gaza Strip of its population, by transferring 1.5 million Palestinians to Egypt and Jordan. This proposal was categorically rejected by Egypt and Jordan, as they stressed the need for the Palestinians to remain in their lands. US Senator James Rich also considered Trump’s idea impractical. 

 

For its part, Egypt has repeatedly warned against attempts to empty the Gaza Strip of its population, stressing that displacement is completely unacceptable.

 

The Palestinian presidency also stressed that the Palestinian people He will not abandon his land and his sanctities, saying: “We will not allow a repetition of the catastrophes that befell our people in the years 1948 and 1967, and that our people will not leave,” expressing its “strong rejection and condemnation of any projects aimed at displacing our people from the Gaza Strip”

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The Arab League considered that such plans constitute an attack on national security. Arabic.

 

The position of the Palestinian factions:

 

The Hamas movement appreciated the Egyptian and Jordanian position rejecting the displacement of Palestinians, stressing the importance of Arab countries supporting the rights of the Palestinian people and rejecting any attempts to uproot them from their land.

 

These developments come in light of escalating tensions in the region, which requires joint Arab and international efforts to support the rights of the Palestinian people and maintain stability. Region.

 

Number of humanitarian aid so far:

1,700 aid trucks were brought into the Gaza Strip, including 1,608 relief and humanitarian aid trucks, and 92 trucks loaded with fuel and cooking gas, through the Al-Awja and Kerem Shalom crossings.< /h2>

 

 

Erbil Jews:

 

Hamas confirmed that the Israeli occupation is delaying the implementation of the agreement by claiming to detain “Erbil Jews,” even though the movement had informed the mediators that it was alive. life and provided the necessary guarantees for her release.

 

 She indicated that the occupation army is responsible for obstructing the implementation of the agreement, stressing Continued communication with mediators to reach a solution that allows the displaced to return to their areas.

 

For its part, the government media office in Gaza warned citizens against approaching the “Netzarim” axis. Due to the presence of the Israeli occupation forces, he called on the displaced Palestinians not to approach this axis in light of the state of tension and shooting by the occupation.

 

Breach of the ceasefire agreement:

 

In this context, the occupation forces launched a large attack on Jenin and its camp several days ago, with the support of Israeli aviation, Which led to the death of a number of Palestinians and the injury of dozens, in addition to the displacement of hundreds of families.

 

According to the statements of the Governor of Jenin, Kamal Abu Al-Rub, the number of martyrs in the governorate rose to 16, in light of the continued Israeli aggression against the camp. 

 

He added that the occupation demolished about 20 houses in the Al-Damj neighborhood of the camp, There are fears of the presence of martyrs under the rubble, as the occupation forces prevented ambulance crews from entering to search for the martyrs or transport the injured.

 

He also pointed out that The occupation prevented Palestinian journalists from covering the occupation’s crimes in the region.

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