Jordan and Egypt have repeatedly made clear that they will not accept any Palestinians from the Gaza Strip, declaring it a "red line."
"There will be no refugees in Jordan and no refugees in Egypt," Jordan's King Abdullah II said following a meeting with German Chancellor Olaf Scholz in mid-October.
"That is a red line, because I think that is a plan by certain of the usual suspects to try and create de facto issues on the ground," added Amman's head of state.
Egyptian security sources have likewise dismissed proposals to allow Gazans fleeing the conflict to enter that country, with one saying they would not allow safe corridors so as to protect "the right of Palestinians to hold on to their cause and their land."
Foreign nationals began exiting Gaza through Rafah into Egypt some two months ago after Qatar reportedly brokered a U.S.-backed agreement between Israel, Egypt and Hamas.
Seriously wounded Palestinian civilians have also been transported via the crossing with Sinai to receive medical treatment in Egypt.
