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Egyptian President Abdel Fattah el-Sisi rejected plans for Palestinian displacement from Gaza during a visit by Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas on Wednesday, according to Wafa news agency. El-Sisi emphasized Egypt’s opposition to any measures that would harm Palestinians or undermine their cause. This stance came in response to Israeli Defence Minister Israel Katz's recent statements about removing Palestinians from Gaza and implementing migration plans, although US Ambassador Mike Huckabee denied such intentions.
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Egyptian President Abdel Fattah el-Sisi rejected plans for Palestinian displacement in Gaza, following comments made by Israeli Defence Minister Israel Katz who suggested that his army would “finish the job” in Gaza. During a visit from Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas, el-Sisi emphasized Egypt’s commitment to protecting Palestinian rights and preventing any attempts at displacing Palestinians. Abbas praised Egypt's support for Palestinian rights, reiterating that Gaza is an integral part of their state. Katz had previously proposed removing Palestinians from Gaza by sea and land but stated Israel was awaiting the United States' approval on these plans.
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Egyptian President Abdel Fattah el-Sisi has rejected any plans for Palestinian displacement, following comments by Israel’s defence minister saying the army would “finish the job” in Gaza.
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army → reject → Gaza
Speaking during a visit by Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas on Wednesday, el-Sisi stressed “Egypt’s firm stance against the displacement of the Palestinian people or any attempt to annihilate the Palestinian cause”, the Wafa news agency reported.
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agency → speak → cause
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who → spark → Macklemore
Abbas praised Egypt’s steadfastness in defending Palestinian rights and reiterated that “Gaza is an integral part of our state.”
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Gaza → praise → state
The Egyptian leader’s comments came hours after Israeli Defence Minister Israel Katz said the army would “finish the job” in Gaza, “so that we can also implement the migration plan.”
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we → come → plan
Katz said earlier this month that Israel was ready to remove Palestinians from Gaza by sea and land, but was waiting for the United States, which he said was discussing where the two million people would go.
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people → say → States
US Ambassador Mike Huckabee has denied any plan to “displace people out of Gaza against their will”.
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Huckabee → deny → will
In February, Huckabee explicitly said he “would be fine” if Israel took most of the Middle East in accordance with his interpretation of the Bible, but then suggested the remark was selectively edited.
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remark → say → Bible
Nearly all of Gaza’s population has been internally displaced, and most of the territory lies in rubble after three years of a war that has killed more than 73,700 Palestinians.
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that → displace → Palestinians
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said earlier this month that the army would not withdraw from the Gaza Strip, despite a US-backed ceasefire plan that came into effect in October stipulating it as a condition.
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that → say → condition
Netanyahu claimed Israel controls 60 percent of the Palestinian enclave and promised not to pull back until Hezbollah is disarmed.
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Hezbollah → claim → enclave
His government has been pushing for more Israeli settlements on Palestinian territory in the West Bank, including through a controversial settlement project dubbed E1 designed to construct thousands of housing units between Jerusalem and the Maale Adumim settlement.
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government → push → Jerusalem
Israeli human rights group B’Tselem warned this week that Israel is executing a systematic and accelerated campaign to dismantle “Palestinian collective life” and establish permanent Jewish-Israeli sovereignty across the occupied West Bank.
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Israel → warn → Bank
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