Somalia and Somaliland have rejected any proposals from the U.S. or Israel to resettle Palestinians from Gaza. Their foreign ministers confirmed they received no such contacts, with Somalia’s government emphasizing respect for the Palestinian right to their land.
Both Somalia and Somaliland have firmly denied receiving proposals from the United States or Israel concerning the resettlement of Palestinians from Gaza. The foreign ministers of both territories articulated their categorical rejection of any such initiative. Somalia’s principal position is to honor the Palestinian right to their homeland and oppose any measures that would utilize its territory for resettlement.
Recent communications from U.S. and Israeli officials suggested discussions with Sudan, Somalia, and Somaliland regarding the resettlement topic. However, Sudanese officials have already rejected the proposal, and Somalia and Somaliland officials have expressed a lack of awareness regarding any such negotiations. Somalia’s Foreign Minister, Ahmed Moalim Fiqi, emphasized that the country did not receive any proposals and is against using its land for resettlement initiatives.
In summary, both Somalia and Somaliland have decisively rejected any proposals related to the resettlement of Palestinians from Gaza. Their foreign ministers have stated that they have received no such contacts and reaffirmed their commitment to upholding the Palestinian right to return to their ancestral homeland. This position aligns with the recent rejections from Sudanese officials regarding similar discussions.
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