While the fierce Israeli war on the Gaza Strip continues, amid the internal displacement of 90% of the Strip’s population, according to United Nations statistics, it appears that Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is still working on a plan to displace the Gazans.
During a closed parliamentary session of representatives of the ruling Likud Party, Netanyahu said that he seeks to develop plans to implement the “voluntary migration” of Palestinians from Gaza to other countries, according to what the Israel Hayom newspaper reported yesterday evening, Monday.
The only problem
He also considered that “the only problem obstructing this plan lies in the countries prepared to absorb the refugees,” stressing at the same time that he is “working to solve it.”
In turn, a representative from the Likud Party led by Netanyahu, Danny Danon, said, “The world is already discussing this matter, as Canadian Immigration Minister Mark Miller spoke about these matters publicly, as did Nikki Haley (the potential Republican candidate for the US presidency),” according to the same newspaper.
He added, “We must form a team in Israel to take care of this issue and make sure that anyone who wants to leave Gaza for a third country can do so.”
He also believed that this matter should be organized, because of its strategic importance after the end of the war.”
“We are working on it”
According to the newspaper, Netanyahu responded to Danon, saying: “We are working on that.”
Last November, Danon proposed the issue of “voluntary migration” for residents of the Gaza Strip.
While most Arab countries, as well as the United States, in addition to European countries, confirmed their rejection of the forced displacement of Palestinians from the Gaza Strip abroad.
Since last October 7, the Israeli army has been waging a devastating war on Gaza, which has left more than 20,000 dead, about 55,000 wounded, most of them children and women, and massive destruction of infrastructure, in addition to an unprecedented humanitarian catastrophe, according to the United Nations, which described the Strip inhabited by About 2.3 million Palestinians said it had become an unlivable place.
While hundreds of thousands of residents of the northern and central Gaza Strip were displaced to the south to escape the bombing, the Israeli raids and ground incursion also affected some areas of displacement, especially the city of Khan Yunis and Rafah.
While the fierce Israeli war on the Gaza Strip continues, amid the internal displacement of 90% of the Strip’s population, according to United Nations statistics, it seems that Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin stinks… To read the full article, download the Al-Ayyam program for free and free of ads, or visit the website. Email: alayam.com
