Palestinians have strongly criticised former U.S. President Donald Trump’s new Gaza plan, calling it dangerous and a direct threat to peace in West Asia. Many described the proposal as “a recipe for igniting the region,” arguing that it ignores the suffering of Palestinians and instead fuels more instability. Leaders and activists insist that Trump’s approach could worsen tensions rather than bring any meaningful solution to the Gaza crisis.

According to Palestinian voices, the plan sidelines their rights and aspirations while favouring policies that deepen the conflict. They warn that such one-sided solutions only serve to strengthen resentment, with the potential of sparking fresh unrest across the region. Several groups stressed that the path to lasting peace lies in justice, fairness, and genuine dialogue, not quick fixes that disregard the people most affected.

Observers also noted that Trump’s proposal has already heightened anger among Palestinians, with fears that it could trigger wider protests. Analysts believe the plan, instead of calming the situation, risks escalating violence across West Asia. Calls have grown for international powers to step in, reject divisive approaches, and push for real negotiations that address the root causes of the conflict.