Jordan

International governance in Gaza could bring stability after Hamas’s defeat.

Arab states to present a $20 billion Gaza reconstruction plan, countering US displacement efforts.

Sisi met with World Jewish Congress President Ronald Lauder and Jordanian Crown Prince Hussein to discuss improving access of humanitarian aid to Gaza and maintaining the ceasefire.

The Arab plan for Gaza will be "cheaper and faster" than Trump's plan, Jordan's King Abdullah argued.

Almost exactly a year before, Abdullah stood beside Biden and openly took issue with US policy. This time, he sat beside Trump and held his tongue.

Middle East envoy Steve Witkoff stated that Hamas is a terrorist organization that should not be allowed to be part of the government in any part of Gaza.

International media highlighted that while Abdullah, seated beside Trump, did not directly reject the president’s idea, his discomfort was visibly evident.

Prime Minister Ishiba denied that the move had anything to do with Donald Trump's comments on the relocation of Gazan's and stressed that this was only a temporary move.

Israeli Foreign Ministry condemned the incident calling it an act of incitement, "not in keeping with the spirit of the peace agreement between the countries."

King Abdullah has said he could take in 2,000 children from Gaza. He even specified how he might be able to get them to Jordan by helicopter.