Secretary of State Marco Rubio is currently in Saudi Arabia to discuss President Donald Trump’s displacement and redevelopment plans for the Gaza Strip and to meet with Russian counterparts about ending the war in Ukraine. This visit follows a stop in Israel, where Rubio’s team pushed for negotiations for a second phase of the Gaza ceasefire. Saudi Arabia and the UAE are positioning themselves as brokers between the US and Russia, with Gulf Arab states expected to play a role in financing Gaza’s redevelopment. The Arab states reject plans that displace Palestinians but are exploring alternative options. Saudi Arabia’s Crown Prince has condemned the war in Gaza as a genocide, reflecting regional sentiment about the conflict.
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