Egypt rejects Israeli plan to displace Palestinians

CAIRO UAE airdrops essential food supplies over Gaza Strip; Israelis rally nationwide calling for end to Gaza war and hostage deal; army says war will focus on Gaza City.

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Egypt has firmly renewed its rejection of any Israeli plans to displace Palestinians from their historical homeland, whether in the Gaza Strip or the West Bank, under any pretext—be it forced or voluntary.

It condemned all forms of displacement, including those carried out through policies of starvation, land confiscation, settlement expansion, or by making life unlivable for Palestinians in their own land.

In a statement issued on Sunday, and carried by Middle East News Agency (MENA), the Ministry of Foreign Affairs expressed Egypt's deep concern over recent reports suggesting that Israel has held consultations with certain countries regarding the potential resettlement of Palestinian refugees from Gaza.

The ministry criticised these discussions as part of a broader, rejected Israeli strategy to depopulate Palestinian territories and undermine the Palestinian cause.

Egypt emphasised that it will not accept, support, or participate in any plans that involve the displacement of Palestinians, calling such proposals a historic injustice that lacks any moral or legal legitimacy.