Pakistan Slams Trump’s Shocking Gaza Resettlement Plan as ‘Unjust and Troubling’

The Foreign Office (FO) of Pakistan has strongly criticized US President Donald Trump’s plan to take over the Gaza Strip and resettle Palestinians in other countries. This plan has caused a lot of worry and anger around the world.

On Tuesday, President Trump shared a surprising idea at a press conference with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. He said the US would take control of Gaza and develop it economically. But first, Palestinians living there would have to move to other places. Trump did not give many details about how this would work. He said the plan would make Gaza into a beautiful place, like a “Riviera of the Middle East.”

People around the world were shocked and did not like this idea. Many countries and groups said that Palestinians should have their own country. The US Secretary of State, Marco Rubio, later said that the resettlement would only be temporary. But Trump had said it would be permanent.

The FO of Pakistan was very upset about this plan. They said it was very troubling and not fair. They believe that the land in Palestine belongs to the Palestinian people. The only good solution, they said, is to have two separate countries: Israel and Palestine. This idea is supported by the United Nations Security Council.

Pakistan promised to keep supporting the Palestinian people in their fight for self-determination. They want a Palestinian state that is free, independent, and connected, with its capital in Al-Quds Al-Sharif. They also said that moving Palestinians from their land and building illegal settlements breaks international law. This could make the whole region less peaceful and safe.

The FO also called for all Palestinians who were forced to leave to be allowed to go back home. They want Israeli forces to leave the occupied territories and for more help to be given to Gaza. They asked the international community to make sure the ceasefire agreement is followed and to hold Israel accountable for any war crimes.

The FO spokesperson, Shafqat Ali Khan, talked about the problems in Gaza. He said that Israel is not letting enough aid, shelters, and medical supplies into Gaza. This is against the ceasefire agreement and could cause more problems in the region. Pakistan asked the international community to help the people in Gaza by giving them more aid and letting UN and other agencies work freely in Gaza.

The FO also talked about the problems faced by Pakistanis in the Democratic Republic of Congo. About 150 Pakistanis were stuck in Goma because of the ongoing conflict. Thanks to the efforts of Pakistan’s High Commissioner, these people were allowed to go to Rwanda. More Pakistanis are expected to cross the border soon. The High Commission is also helping Pakistanis in the border city of Bukavu.

The FO spokesperson offered condolences on the death of Prince Karim Al-Husseini, Aga Khan IV. He was a spiritual leader who did a lot of good work for communities around the world. His son, Prince Rahim al-Hussaini Aga Khan V, is now the new spiritual leader.

The FO spokesperson also talked about a few other things. He said that Pakistan did not arrange a trip for former foreign minister Bilawal Bhutto-Zardari, who is in the US for a prayer breakfast. He also mentioned that Pakistan gave the body of a terrorist to Afghan authorities. The government of Pakistan observed “Kashmir Solidarity Day” to show support for the Kashmiri people. Lastly, he said that Dr. Aafia Siddiqui’s appeal for mercy to former US president Biden was rejected.

The FO of Pakistan has made it clear that they do not support Trump’s plan to resettle Palestinians. They believe in a fair solution that respects international law and supports the creation of a Palestinian state. Pakistan will continue to stand with the Palestinian people and call for peace and justice in the region.