The Madagascar Plan was the Nazis’ last effort to solve the Jewish Problem before the Final Solution.
Then came the Third Reich.
Trump initially issued almost no details about his proposal for a U.S. takeover in Gaza.
“We will own it”, he said.
“We have an opportunity to do something that could be phenomenal”. He said,“that under his plan the nearly two million Palestinians relocated from Gaza “to other countries of interest” would not be given the right to return to the strip”.
What Trump is ignoring “forced or coerced displacement of a population under military occupation” is defined as a war crime and as the United Nations pointed out “tantamount to ethnic cleansing”.
The effort to deprive Gazans of their land and sovereignty by “resettling” them elsewhere was conceived as a kind of 21st century solution to the “Palestinian Question”, which emerges from the same historical lineage as the Madagascar Plan.
When asked about potential destinations for Gaza’s population, Rabbi Wolicki suggested examining “the list of all of the countries that have been professing their undying commitment to Palestine.”
Trump’s plan, however, envisions significant financial investment from “neighboring countries of great wealth” to facilitate the relocation and reconstruction process.
An article in Israel365 News stated "Despite explicit rejections of the plan by Egyptian President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi and Jordan’s King Abdullah II, Trump however, remained adamant during an Oval Office appearance, stating, “They will do it. They will do it. They’re gonna do it, okay? We do a lot for them, and they’re gonna do it.”
A letter, organized through the Keep God’s Land movement, specifically addresses international legal obligations, citing Article 14 of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights and the 1951 Refugee Convention. “By refusing to accept refugees from Gaza since the beginning of the current war, both Egypt and Jordan are in direct violation of this international law,” the letter asserts".