Jordanian King Visits White House and Promises to Take in Two Thousand Children from Gaza

washington - Jordanian King Abdoellah II visits the White House and pledges to take in children from Gaza while remaining silent on Trump's controversial plan.

Jordanian King Abdoellah II's Visit to the White House

During a visit to the White House, Jordanian King Abdoellah II promised to take in two thousand children from Gaza. He stated the importance of waiting for Egypt to play a crucial role in the American plan to relocate all two million Palestinians from the Gaza Strip to surrounding countries. The plan includes rebuilding the war-torn area into a 'Riviera of the Middle East'. Despite Trump's insistence on the plan, Abdoellah refrained from commenting further and expressed a willingness to collaborate with other Arab countries. Trump reiterated his plan, emphasizing ownership over buying, while warning of consequences if Hamas does not release hostages by a set deadline. The plan has sparked controversy as it contradicts the two-state solution and is considered legally unjust. The US and Israel aim to prevent Hamas from regaining control of Gaza through this plan.