Egypt’s plan emphasizes the urgent need for reconstruction in Gaza, with the goal of allowing Palestinians to remain in their homeland while safeguarding their legitimate rights. Cairo has reiterated its commitment to the two-state solution as the only viable framework for ensuring lasting peace and stability in the Middle East.

“Egypt aims to work closely with the U.S. administration to establish a just and comprehensive peace, addressing the Palestinian cause as a central issue for regional security,” said the Foreign Ministry statement.

Egypt Calls for Joint Efforts with U.S. to Achieve Middle East Peace

In a show of diplomatic solidarity, Egypt expressed its desire to cooperate with the United States to bring about a fair settlement of the Palestinian issue. This partnership is seen as crucial for advancing peace in the region, with Egypt stressing that achieving a two-state solution is essential for peaceful coexistence between Israelis and Palestinians.

Regional Backlash Against Trump’s Gaza Plan

This announcement comes just days after U.S. President Donald Trump’s controversial proposal, which suggested taking control of Gaza, relocating its nearly two million residents, and redeveloping the area into a luxury Mediterranean hub. Trump’s plan has drawn strong criticism from both Egypt and Jordan, with both countries rejecting the idea of resettling Palestinians from Gaza as harmful to the region’s peace prospects.

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