Israeli far-right minister reveals plan for exile of Palestinians in Gaza
Israeli National Security Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir has announced a plan envisaging the forced deportation of all Palestinians from the Gaza Strip.
Israel's far-right national security minister has publicly announced a forced migration plan aimed at sending all Palestinians in the Gaza Strip abroad.
Details of the Plan and Targeted Process
Israeli Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir stated that in line with the prepared plan, it is targeted to remove 250,000 Palestinians from Gaza within the first year.
It was stated in this disclosed document that the remaining population is planned to be completely removed from the region within the subsequent six-year period.
Electoral Process and Political Approaches
Made ahead of the upcoming elections, these statements draw attention as political moves aimed at the far-right base.
It was seen that Israeli political figures are competing over hardline visions regarding Gaza and that US President Donald Trump rejected ceasefire efforts.
Government Demand and Official Documents
It was reported that the Jewish Power party, led by Ben-Gvir, will demand a ministry of migration from the next government to be formed.
It was noted that the proposal in question is contained in a twenty-page document that is the product of a year and a half of work.
Military Situation in the Region and Statements
It was recalled that Israeli Defense Minister Israel Katz also made statements indicating that they are seeking the approval of the US administration for the displacement of Palestinians.
Meanwhile, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu visited a military outpost in Gaza and emphasized that they will not withdraw from the occupied territories.