Libya Rejects Claims of Accepting Palestinian Refugees from Gaza
Libya’s Government of National Unity has denied claims made by American Thinker about the country’s readiness to accept Palestinian refugees from Gaza, calling the report fabricated. The government emphasized its support for the Palestinian people’s rights to live in dignity on their homeland. The statement also criticized the report’s author for his history of misleading journalism.
On Monday, Libya’s Government of National Unity refuted claims made in a report by American Thinker, asserting that the country would accept Palestinian refugees from Gaza. The government emphasized its unwavering support for the Palestinian people’s right to live in dignity on their homeland. The media office of the prime minister stated that the report, which alleged Libya’s willingness to host up to 200,000 refugees, is fictitious and lacks any official endorsement from Libyan authorities.
The prime minister’s office categorically dismissed the claims, labeling them as “completely fabricated” and highlighted that the report’s author, Jerome Corsi, has a history of disseminating misleading information without credible sources. The government reiterated its solidarity with the Palestinian cause and its commitment to the rights of Palestinians.
This statement comes in the context of ongoing tensions in Gaza and previous comments from US President Donald Trump advocating for resettlement plans that have been met with strong opposition across the Arab world. The idea of transferring Gazans for redevelopment has been criticized as a form of ethnic cleansing, reflecting broader regional concerns about the implications of such actions.
In summary, Libya’s Government of National Unity strongly denied the fabricated report by American Thinker regarding the acceptance of Palestinian refugees. The government reiterated its support for the Palestinian cause, emphasizing their right to live on their land with dignity. The false claims were criticized for being based on misinformation, underlining Libya’s firm political stance in this sensitive matter.
Original Source: www.yenisafak.com
