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It is not known how likely such a plan is to be implemented, but if it happens, then the Palestinians displaced from Gaza will be added to those of the Iranian opposition who have been accommodated in Albania, or the Syrians and Afghans who were displaced in Albania while awaiting procedures to travel to the US.
Albania could be a refuge for around 100,000 Gazans. The warning comes from Israeli journalist Amit Segal, who, through a post on the X network, citing sources, states that Albania is one of the options where these refugees could be sheltered.
"Next stop – Albania? The Trump administration is in talks with the government in Tirana about relocating up to 100,000 Gazans to the country."
Israeli sources believe that Egypt and Jordan will refuse to host refugees and claim that options like Albania and Indonesia are more feasible,” writes journalist Amit Segal.
The announcement by the Israeli journalist comes at a time when Donald Trump warned Gaza residents that they could flee to Egypt or other countries.
The next stop - Albania?
— Amit Segal (@AmitSegal) January 27, 2025
The Trump administration is in talks with the government in Tirana about the migration of up to 100,000 Gazans to the country.
Israeli sources believe Egypt and Jordan will refuse to host refugees, and claim options like Albania and Indonesia are more...
It is not known how likely such a plan is to be implemented, but if it happens, then the Palestinians displaced from Gaza will be added to those of the Iranian opposition who have been accommodated in Albania, or the Syrians and Afghans who have been moved to Albania while awaiting procedures to travel to the US. Earlier, Uyghurs were also accommodated in Albania. Recently, migrants who are caught in the territorial waters of Italy and who are awaiting asylum procedures are also being sheltered in Albania. For this, a camp has been built in Gjadra in Albania, within the framework of the agreement between Edi Rama and Giorgia Meloni.
A day earlier, United States President Donald Trump said Jordan and Egypt should accept Palestinians from war-torn Gaza, a suggestion that was rejected by Hamas, the Palestinian militant group that runs the region, and appeared to be opposed by the Jordanian foreign minister.
Asked whether this was a temporary or long-term solution for Gaza, where Israel's military offensive has caused a dire humanitarian situation and the deaths of tens of thousands of people, Mr Trump said: "It could be either of those possibilities."
Jordan is already home to several million Palestinians, while tens of thousands more live in Egypt. Both countries and other Arab nations oppose the idea of Palestinians in Gaza being resettled in their own countries. Gaza is territory that Palestinians would like to see as part of a future Palestinian state.
Israeli Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich, who has repeatedly called for the return of Jewish settlers to Gaza, welcomed Mr. Trump's call as "an excellent idea" and said he would work to draft a plan for its implementation. /Pamphlet/
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