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The United Arab Emirates, on Wednesday, denounced any efforts to forcibly displace Palestinians in response to U.S. President Donald Trump’s provocative proposal to “take over” the Gaza Strip. The UAE emphasized the importance of respecting Palestinian rights and sovereignty, stressing that such proposals only deepen the region’s longstanding conflict.
The foreign ministry, in a statement sent to AFP, reiterated its unequivocal rejection of any encroachments on the Palestinians’ inalienable rights, as well as any attempts to displace them. The message highlighted the UAE’s resolve to protect Palestinian rights in the face of proposals that undermine their sovereignty.
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Trump’s proposal, made public during Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s visit, sparked widespread condemnation globally, drawing criticism from major U.S. allies, including Britain and France. The controversial suggestion quickly became a focal point of international discourse, with key allies voicing their concerns over its potential repercussions.
“The UAE underscored the importance of finding a serious political horizon to resolve the Palestinian-Israeli conflict and establish an independent Palestinian state, reflecting the UAE’s belief that regional stability can only be attained through the two-state solution,” the statement said.
