MOGADISHU (Somaliguardian) – The breakaway area of Somaliland and the semi-autonomous area of Puntland in northern Somalia have been recognized as potential relocation websites for almost two million Palestinians, as a part of U.S. President Donald Trump’s plan to take over the Gaza Strip, The Jerusalem Publish reported on Wednesday.
The information emerges as each areas intensify efforts to achieve U.S. help. Somaliland, which has lengthy sought recognition, is reportedly positioning itself to fulfill potential U.S. calls for in alternate for formal recognition by the Trump administration. Equally, Puntland, at odds with the federal authorities in Mogadishu, is in search of direct engagement with Washington, bypassing the central authorities in Somalia.
Neither administration has commented publicly on the report or their stance on the proposed displacement of Gaza’s inhabitants—a plan that has provoked widespread outrage throughout the Arab world.
The event follows President Trump’s current announcement calling for Egypt and Jordan to soak up Gaza’s inhabitants, a transfer he claims would facilitate U.S. management and reconstruction efforts within the Strip. Trump steered that the displacement of Palestinians could possibly be everlasting, describing Gaza as a “demolition web site” unsuitable for habitation.
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