US EditionTrump administration working on plan to move 1 million Palestinians to Libya: NBC News
- The Trump administration is reportedly exploring a proposal to move as many as one million Palestinians from Gaza to Libya on a permanent basis, with discussions held between U.S. Officials and Libyan leaders as part of the plan.
- This plan, which follows the ongoing conflict in Gaza, involves talks with Libya’s competing governments; however, these discussions have yet to result in a definitive deal, and it remains unclear how willing Palestinians are to relocate.
- The relocation would involve complex transport options by air, land, and sea over long distances, while also considering financial incentives like free housing to encourage resettlement.
- Libya has faced 14 years of instability with two rival governments actively fighting, and the U.S. State Department advises against travel due to security risks including terrorism and kidnapping.
- If implemented, the plan could strain Libya’s fragile resources significantly and faces criticism from Palestinians, Arab nations, and some U.S. Lawmakers, highlighting substantial political and logistical challenges.
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Report: White House explores mass Gaza resettlement in Libya
The Trump administration is reportedly advancing a controversial plan to permanently relocate up to one million Gazans from the Gaza Strip to Libya. According to NBC News, potential billions in frozen US funds have been offered in exchange.
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NBC: Trump administration working on plan to relocate one million Palestinians to Libya
In exchange for accepting the Palestinians, Libya would receive billions of dollars from previously frozen aid funds. According to the report, Israel is updated on the talks held by the U.S. government, but a final agreement on the initiative has not yet been reached
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