Israeli Minister Outlines Gaza Relocation Plan
The national security minister has proposed a multi-year strategy to move Gaza residents abroad, describing the initiative as practical and fully developed.
Israeli National Security Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir has introduced a strategy to relocate the entire population of the Gaza Strip. The proposal directs residents to move outside the territory.
The timeline calls for moving 250,000 people during the first twelve months. The remaining 2 million residents would be relocated over six years. Ben-Gvir stated the initiative is practical and fully developed.
The announcement occurred during a campaign period for upcoming national elections in Israel. The strategy explicitly involves the forced relocation of Gaza residents.
Source: The Guardian
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