Relocation of Palestinians from Gaza: Arab Nations urge against relocation.

Gaza's future remains uncertain as powerful neighbors firmly decline this proposal. Why would Arab nations strongly disapprove of such an idea in the first place? Arabia has previously seen the impacts of mass migrations in the region with low income families struggling to keep up with demand. The ongoing conflict has left many Palestinians homeless considering the massive destruction Tensions run high as major players in the Arab throne debate the future of the Gaza Strip. The purpose of the discussion was to stop the two nations' idea. The nations attempt to focus the discussion on long lasting peace. Jordan and Egypt fear that accepting significant portions of Palestinians could trigger potential protests Egypt and Jordan worry recently settling Palestinians could lead to more political instability in the region. The two countries share a significant history with the region. This significant measurable peace agreement was followed by another a 15-month conflict. Development of a refugee solution had previously been had by Israel Through this process, a fragile pause between the two nations was reached under a temporary ceasefire Gaza’s population of 2. 3 million people would need to be relucated to quickly repair Gaza. The Arab League, along with neighboring countries, roundly rejected the plan Recent peace talk attempts between the two nations have resulted in many settlements Egypt and Jordan, the first to sign peace accords with Israel, stand firmly by a two-state solution Applying for status quo and home status of Palestinians in Gaza could render conditions after declaration. Haiti's populance rejection of the idea is the same as the United State of Americas' Relocating a massive population such as the current population of Gaza will leave behind a Traumatic emotional and economic strain that will last for years to come. A solid plan for rebuilding Gaza and ensuring the safety and well-being of the 2. 3 million Palestinians living there is needed.