The media learned about Netanyahu's plans to discuss with Orban a plan for the resettlement of Gazans

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said he intends to discuss with Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban a plan for the resettlement of residents of the Gaza Strip. This was reported by The Times of Israel newspaper, citing a source.

According to her, Netanyahu intends to discuss this topic with Orban during his visit to Budapest. Arrival is scheduled for next week.

It is noted that the Israeli Prime Minister is counting on the support of his Hungarian counterpart in this matter.

"Netanyahu is trying to build a coalition of as many countries as possible in support of [US President Donald] Trump's plan. Trump for Gaza," the source added.

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Earlier, on March 17, CBS News reported that the US and Israeli authorities are considering Syria, Sudan and Somalia as a potential place for the resettlement of Palestinians from the Gaza Strip. The article noted that Israeli and American officials had contacted the Governments of Sudan and Somalia on the matter.