US President Donald Trump and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu have revived a proposal that would relocate the Gaza Strip’s 2.3 million Palestinians to neighboring countries, presenting the idea after a meeting held on 7 July. The two leaders framed the plan as a route to “a better future” amid the destruction wrought by 20 months of war and Israeli airstrikes. Palestinians in the enclave immediately rejected the initiative. “This is our land. Where would we go?” asked Mansour Abu Al-Khaier, 45, whose home has been damaged during the conflict. Similar statements of defiance were echoed across Gaza, where residents argue the proposal amounts to forced displacement rather than a peace effort.