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Discussion on the peace agreement and the dream of the two-state solution. Progress towards achieving peace in the region. Speculation about the statements made by officials regarding the peace plan and promises made by Netanyahu to the extremist government.

Analysis of Trump's statements and interactions with Jordan and Egypt regarding Palestinian refugees and the military presence in Sinai. Speculation about Egypt's reaction and its relation to the military buildup in Sinai, causing concern for Israel.

Introduction to a new project in Heliopolis City, highlighting its strategic location between the Suez and Ismailia roads. Description of the city's features, including a train system, universities, schools, and green belt compounds.

Details about an exclusive offer by Batter House in the Sky Compound, providing discounted prices and special terms for booking. Emphasis on the unique features and promotional pricing for early investors in the City of the Future project, Al-Jalalah.

Discussion on Trump's policies towards Arab countries and the refugee crisis. Speculation on Egypt's stance and concerns about Gaza's situation. Analysis of potential regional shifts and reactions to Trump's statements.

Examination of Egypt's historical position regarding Palestinian issues and the implications of Trump's statements on Egypt's stance. Critique of attempts to resolve the Palestinian crisis by resettling refugees and the impact on Egypt's national identity and sovereignty.

Overview of military developments in Sinai and Egypt's efforts to strengthen its military capabilities. Discussion on the strategic importance of Sinai and Egypt's collaboration with foreign nations for military enhancements.

A discussion took place regarding the transfer of refugees to different locations, including relocating some to El-Arish and settling others in the West Bank. The Minister emphasized the need to take action to encourage migration abroad and address the refugee situation in the sector.

The discussion continued with a development plan for the occupied lands, involving security personnel and academics proposing ideas for recruiting refugees in projects outside the country. Minister Ya'acov Shimshon expressed the necessity of addressing the refugee issue through projects aimed at refugees' comprehensive well-being.

Efforts were made to encourage emigration and employment for refugees, allowing them to seek work abroad. By the end of 1967, discussions on peace agreements included the resettlement and relocation of refugees outside Gaza, aiming to reduce the population influx in specific regions.

Strategies were discussed to promote migration to other countries or a group of countries, not limited to Jordan. The focus was on encouraging Palestinian migration from Gaza under the guidance of a Mossad official, emphasizing the need for Israeli security background and understanding of the Arab community.

The discussions on encouraging emigration persisted, with Prime Minister Golda Meir participating until 1970. Plans were proposed to relocate 200,000 individuals at once or in phases, highlighting the natural progression of such initiatives.