Libya’s Government of National Unity denied reports that it would accept Palestinian refugees from Gaza, calling the claims “completely fabricated.” The official statement criticized the author for lacking credibility and reaffirmed Libya’s support for the Palestinian cause. The allegations coincided with a controversial proposal from the US suggesting resettlement in Gaza, which faced widespread backlash.
On Monday, Libya’s Government of National Unity refuted claims made by American Thinker regarding the nation’s willingness to accept Palestinian refugees from Gaza. The government emphasized its commitment to the Palestinian people’s dignity and their right to live in their homeland. The media office of the prime minister made it clear that such reports are “completely fabricated” and have not been substantiated by any official Libyan entity.
The statement specifically criticized Jerome Corsi, the author of the original report, labeling him as lacking journalistic credibility and noted his history of disseminating misleading information without reliable sources. Furthermore, Libya’s stance remains steadfast in supporting the Palestinian cause, asserting the rights of Palestinians to their land.
The report from American Thinker suggested that Libya had signaled to the US its intention to accept between 100,000 and 200,000 refugees from Gaza. This speculation follows US President Donald Trump’s controversial remarks advocating for the resettlement of Gaza’s population, which have faced strong opposition from many in the Arab world and beyond, who view it as a potential act of ethnic cleansing.
Libya’s Government of National Unity has officially denied claims of its willingness to accept Palestinian refugees, asserting that these reports are unfounded and fabricated. The government upheld its support for Palestinian rights and condemned the misrepresentation by the report’s author. This incident underscores Libya’s commitment to the dignity of the Palestinian people and opposition to proposals that could misinterpret the situation in Gaza.
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