White House acknowledges disagreement with Jordan over relocating Palestinians

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Trump's threats to pull aid if Egypt, Jordan don't accept Palestinians could lead to new alliances, experts say

Despite Donald Trump continuing to push for the forcible displacement of Palestinians from Gaza, he is facing significant pushback from allies and states in the region.

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White House spokesperson: Trump won't waiver from Gaza relocation plan

White House spokesperson Karoline Leavitt acknowledges that Trump and King Abdullah II of Jordan hold differing views on Trump's proposal to relocate Gazans, but says Trump won't waiver from the plan.

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White House acknowledges disagreement with Jordan over relocating Palestinians

The White House on Wednesday acknowledged disagreement between President Trump and King Abdullah II of Jordon over Trump’s pitch to relocate Palestinians from the Gaza Strip while the U.S. takes over the territory. Press secretary Karoline Leavitt told reporters that while Abdullah opposes relocating Palestinians from Gaza, Trump is committed to moving them out of…

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Trump believes moving Palestinians to ‘safer areas’ would be ‘more majestic’: White House

'President has presented this big new bold idea to secure peace in the Middle East, and he is not going to waiver from that,' says spokeswoman - Anadolu Ajansı

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Trump Believes 'More Majestic' For Palestinians To Be Moved From Gaza: White House

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Aaron Schwartz/CNP/Bloomberg via Getty Images (WASHINGTON) — Despite President Donald Trump’s push for the forcible displacement of Palestinians from Gaza — a move that, if carried out, would be a violation of international law that some experts and U.S. allies have called ethnic cleansing — he is facing significant pushback from allies and states in the region. There is “zero possibility” that Palestinians will be forcibly displaced from Gaza a…