A prominent Palestinian diaspora representative has condemned the latest US proposal for Gaza as a blueprint for permanent conflict that would effectively eliminate prospects for Palestinian self-determination. The plan, promoted by the Trump administration, seeks to impose an external governance structure that would fragment Palestinian territory and nullify decades of political representation, according to analysis by community leaders.  

The proposal reportedly aims to isolate Gaza from the broader Palestinian national framework, creating conditions for indefinite Israeli security control while installing international administration without Palestinian consent. Critics describe this approach as reverting to colonial-era models of trusteeship that ignore fundamental rights to sovereignty. The scheme would provide  political cover for the ongoing genocide while bypassing established Palestinian institutions and UN resolutions governing self-determination.  

Palestinian communities worldwide have unanimously rejected what they characterize as an attempt to legislate permanent dispossession. They're urging international allies to oppose any arrangement that doesn't guarantee an end to occupation and the establishment of a sovereign Palestinian state with East Jerusalem as its capital. The warning comes as humanitarian conditions in Gaza continue deteriorating under ongoing hostilities and blockade.