Muslim countries condemn Israeli ministers’ plan to displace Palestinians from Gaza
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- Eight Muslim countries rejected proposals by Israeli ministers to displace Palestinians from Gaza.
- The countries warned that the proposals threaten efforts to establish peace in the territory.
Proposals by Israeli ministers to displace Palestinians from Gaza have drawn condemnation from eight Muslim countries, which described them as a threat to peace efforts in the territory.
The criticism centers on plans that would move Palestinians out of Gaza. The eight countries said such proposals risk undermining attempts to advance peace in the territory.
The dispute comes as Palestinians remain displaced in Gaza. A photograph accompanying the report shows a child carrying a Palestinian flag in front of a displacement camp in Bureij on Jan. 17, 2025.
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