Egyptian President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi is spearheading an initiative to create "secure areas" in Gaza for Palestinians to live while construction firms restore the region's infrastructure. This plan serves as a contrast to President Trump's contentious proposal, which suggests the U.S. would take over Gaza after the forced removal of its 2 million Palestinian residents. European and Arab diplomats are engaged in discussions surrounding funding and aid initiatives for this reconstruction effort as global criticism of Trump’s approach mounts, emphasizing the protection of Palestinian rights.
The proposal aims to create 'secure areas' in Gaza to house Palestinians while focusing on rebuilding the strip's infrastructure, contrasting Trump's controversial depopulation plan.
Egypt's leadership emphasizes retaining the Palestinian population in Gaza, countering global backlash against U.S. proposals perceived as a violation of Palestinian rights.
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