Europe moves against Trump's plan for Gaza: The secret document revealed 

European Union countries are planning to present Israel with a position paper opposing President Trump's deportation plan, Reuters reported on Monday.

The document, which is expected to be sent to Israel, states that the European Union's position is that Gazans should return to their homes "with dignity."

The document also noted that Europe plans to participate in the reconstruction expenses of the Gaza Strip. The position paper is in line with the position of the Arab countries and contradicts the position of President Trump, who hopes to get the Palestinians out of Gaza.

The document is scheduled to be formally presented to Israel on February 22, as part of a meeting between Israeli representatives and EU diplomats.

"The displaced Gazans must be assured of a safe and dignified return to their homes in Gaza," the document says, noting that "the EU will actively contribute to a coordinated international effort for early reconstruction in Gaza."

In the document, the Europeans demand that Israel open full access to the "humanitarian needs" of the terror zone.

"The European Union strongly opposes any action that undermines the viability of the two-state solution," the document states, taking the position that the Palestinians should have an independent homeland alongside Israel.

Kikar Hashabbat contributed to this article.