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Arab leaders convened in Riyadh to discuss a counterproposal to President Trump's controversial plan for Gaza, which includes relocating its Palestinian residents. The summit aims to establish a reconstruction strategy while keeping Palestinians in their homeland, amidst ongoing tensions and the need for a unified Arab response.
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Arab nations are coordinating a plan for Gaza reconstruction, aiming to keep Palestinian residents in place while preserving the possibility of a Palestinian state. This initiative follows U.S. President Trump's controversial proposal to relocate Palestinians to neighboring countries, which was met with widespread rejection in the Arab world.
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Since January 21, 2025, Israel has escalated military operations in the West Bank, deploying tanks in Jenin for the first time in over two decades. This offensive has displaced approximately 40,000 Palestinians and resulted in significant casualties, raising concerns about the humanitarian impact and the potential for further violence in the region.
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Following the expiration of a six-week truce on March 2, negotiations between Israel and Hamas have faltered. Key issues include Israel's demand for an end to Hamas rule and the release of hostages. The situation remains tense, with fears of renewed conflict as both sides prepare for potential escalation.
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At a recent Arab summit in Cairo, leaders endorsed Egypt's $85 billion plan to rebuild Gaza, rejecting a controversial proposal from the Trump administration. The plan aims to avoid displacing Palestinians and includes governance by a committee of Palestinian technocrats, while addressing the future of Hamas and the Palestinian Authority.
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On March 20, 2025, Israel intercepted a missile launched from Yemen, reportedly aimed at Ben Gurion Airport. The Iran-backed Houthi rebels claimed responsibility, marking a resumption of their attacks following a ceasefire. This escalation comes amid renewed Israeli airstrikes in Gaza, resulting in significant casualties.
