Trump Threatens Egypt And Jordan With Aid Cuts If They Reject Gazans

By Islam Salah

President Donald Trump has threatened to cut U.S. aid to Egypt and Jordan if they refuse to accept Palestinian refugees under his proposed Gaza plan.

However, both countries have recently taken a firm and unequivocal stance against the relocation proposal, making it clear that they will not accept it under any circumstances.

Trump’s Statements

As tensions over Gaza’s future escalate, U.S. President Donald Trump has issued a stark warning: U.S. aid to Egypt and Jordan could be on the chopping block if they refuse to accept Palestinian refugees under his proposed plan.

Speaking to reporters, Trump suggested that his administration would “build beautiful communities” but insisted that Palestinians “will not have the right to return.” His comments have drawn global scrutiny, as they signal a dramatic shift in U.S. policy and raise concerns about potential fallout in the region.

Egypt and Jordan’s Response

While Trump’s ultimatum has stirred controversy, Egypt and Jordan have not directly addressed the aid threat.

However, both nations have firmly rejected the core premise of his plan—relocating Palestinians from Gaza to their territories.

Plus, Egyptian Foreign Minister Badr Abdelatty reaffirmed the Arab world’s opposition to forced displacement. At the same time, Jordan’s King Abdullah II is expected to discuss the issue in upcoming meetings with U.S. officials.

Regional and global leaders have also condemned the relocation proposal, warning that it could fuel instability.

What’s Next?

With Trump’s threat looming, the future of U.S. aid to Egypt and Jordan remains uncertain. Cutting assistance to two key allies could strain diplomatic ties and complicate American influence in the region.

WE ALSO SAID: Don’t Miss…Netanyahu Gifts Trump a Golden Pager, Referencing Israel’s September Attack on Hezbollah