Ben-gvir Unveils Gaza Plan to Relocate 1.9 Million Palestinians

Under the plan, Ben-Gvir aims for 250,000 people to leave Gaza in the first year, 1.1 million within three years, and nearly 1.9 million within seven years. "We are talking about our goals: In the first year, it is possible for 250,000 people to leave Gaza. Within three years, 1.1 million, and within seven years, we can bring the number of emigrants to nearly 1.9 million.

This is possible, realistic, in our hands, and we have the capacity to do it," he said. Ben-Gvir argued that legal advisers have concluded there is a right to leave Gaza but no automatic right to enter, framing the plan as a free choice. "We are not forcing anyone to leave, but yes, we are encouraging it," he added.

Another pillar of the plan involves finding countries willing to accept Palestinians. "There are large masses who want to leave. We need to provide them with acceptance opportunities in the countries they will go to, as well as a proper transition, and take care of their housing, education, and health needs in the country we want them to emigrate.

This is possible." I tell you, I have sat in the most secret meetings; there are countries that have informed the State of Israel that they are ready to do this, Ben-Gvir said. The minister's party, Jewish Power, is expected to present the plan as a coalition condition for joining the new government, potentially making the removal of Palestinians from Gaza a key issue in Israeli political negotiations.