Libya’s Government denies a report claiming its willingness to accept Palestinian refugees, asserting its commitment to the rights of Palestinians to live in dignity. The report, published by American Thinker, is described as fabricated, with the author criticized for his lack of professionalism. Libya maintains its support for the Palestinian cause amidst broader regional tensions regarding Gaza.
The Government of National Unity in Libya has firmly rejected claims made by the American Thinker stating that Tripoli is prepared to accept Palestinian refugees. The Libyan administration emphasized its commitment to the Palestinian people’s right to live with dignity on their own land. A statement from the prime minister’s media office categorized the report as entirely fictional and asserted that no official Libyan entity has issued such a statement.
Additionally, the government criticized the report’s author, Jerome Corsi, describing him as lacking professionalism and having a history of disseminating misleading information. The report in question claimed that Libya had communicated to the U.S. its willingness to accommodate between 100,000 to 200,000 refugees from Gaza.
Notably, U.S. President Donald Trump has advocated for significant changes in Gaza, suggesting the resettlement of its populace to transform the region into a luxurious destination. However, this proposal has faced strong denunciation from the Arab world and several other nations, which view it as an attempt at ethnic cleansing.
In summary, Libya’s Government of National Unity has categorically denied the report on its willingness to host Palestinian refugees from Gaza, emphasizing its dedication to Palestinian rights and dignity. The government also criticized the credibility of the report’s source, reiterating its support for the Palestinian cause amidst controversial proposals concerning Gaza’s future.
Original Source: www.yenisafak.com
