The Middle Eastern nations and Hamas organization strongly criticized U.S. President Donald Trump for suggesting Palestinian population relocation beyond Gaza which triggered more instability across the region during the Israel-Hamas conflict period.
Through an official declaration Hamas attacked Trump’s comments as a design that would produce public disorder and social unrest. Hamas accused Trump of giving Israel benefits for launching “genocide and displacement” practices instead of enforcing Israeli accountability. Hamas made it clear through their announcement that they oppose every initiative that demands Gazan people depart from their ancestral territory.
Trump’s plan to use American military forces for rebuilding Gaza and establishing prolonged American control of the territory shocked viewers of the Qatar-based Al Jazeera network. Saudi Arabia stands against the proposal which has angered a major U.S. partner in the Middle East. A spokesperson from the Saudi Foreign Ministry declared that the ministry had an absolute opposition to every initiative seeking Palestinian relocation or diminishing their sovereign status including their capital in East Jerusalem. 
Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman stated through his announcement that Saudi Arabia preserves its dedication to Palestinian statehood which serves as a precondition for starting diplomatic ties with Israel. Various Arab states join Saudi Arabia in maintaining opposition to Israeli settlements because they require a formal halt to both Palestinian land annexations and settlement expansion.
The rising tensions force the international community to work urgently on Gaza’s humanitarian crisis and maintain control of the complicated Middle Eastern international relationships. The Middle Eastern region remains tense because of Trump’s proposed agreement.
