President Trump’s plan would send a huge number of refugees to Jordan, adding new frictions to the kingdom’s often tense, sometimes violent history with displaced Palestinians.

Jordan’s King Abdullah II said he would take in 2,000 Palestinian children from Gaza who are very sick or suffering from cancer, signaling new openness to a plan by President Donald Trump to drive a deal that would resettle the residents of the war-torn strip.

Trump will hold meetings and a cordial lunch for Abdullah as he tries to get his support for the glitzy redevelopment plan and perhaps even accept some of the Palestinians who would be displaced.

King Abdullah has finally arrived in the United States after receiving an invitation from President Donald Trump to visit the White House.Taking to Instagram Story of the Royal Hashemite Court on Sunday,

King Abdullah of Jordan has rejected Donald Trump's plan to resettle Palestinians in the kingdom. Following a meeting with Trump at the White House on Tuesday, Abdullah wrote on X that Jordan remained "steadfast" against "the displacement of Palestinians in Gaza and the West Bank.

During a meeting with President Donald Trump in Washington, King Abdullah II expressed strong opposition to the relocation of residents from the Gaza Strip. Jordan supports the establishment of an independent Palestine as a path to a just peace,