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Ben-Gvir's plan to dismantle Palestinian state
The article reveals Israeli National Security Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir's plan to carry out a large-scale forced displacement of approximately two million Palestinians from the Gaza Strip over seven years. The aim is to empty the area of its population and reduce its demographic and political influence. This would be achieved through measures including the establishment of a Ministry of Migration and offering international incentives to attract migrants. The plan, which involves an investment ranging between 3.1 and 50 billion shekels, is a blatant violation of the Geneva Conventions, promotes the concept of ethnic cleansing, and exploits the destruction in Gaza resulting from the war to facilitate displacement efforts. It threatens the unity of Palestinian territories and raises the risks of dismantling the potential Palestinian state. The plan is expected to provoke international and regional outrage, especially from Egypt and Arab countries, as it poses a threat to Arab national security and demonstrates a steadfast refusal to pursue a two-state solution. Additionally, it could ignite tensions in the region and hinder peace and stability efforts.
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