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Jordan’s King Abdullah Meets Trump Amid Tensions Over Gaza

Jordan’s King Abdullah II became the first Arab leader to meet with U.S. President Donald Trump since his second term began. The meeting placed Abdullah in a difficult position as Trump doubled down on his controversial plan for the U.S. to take control of Gaza, insisting it would bring stability to the region. Trump’s plan, which involves relocating Palestinians to Jordan and Egypt, has been widely condemned, with critics calling it a form of ethnic cleansing. “It’s not a complex thing to do,” Trump said, dismissing concerns. “With the United States being in control of that piece of land — that fairly large piece of land — you’re going to have stability in the Middle East for the first time.” Despite repeated pressure, Jordan and Egypt have firmly rejected any forced displacement of Palestinians. Abdullah, careful with his words, avoided direct confrontation but signaled that an alternative Arab-led plan for

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