Ben Gvir announces Gaza disengagement plan
The Israeli newspaper "Yedioth Ahronoth" confirmed the failure of Israel's plan to evacuate the Gaza Strip residents, which was supported by the previous Trump administration. Israel did not receive acceptance from any country to host the Palestinians. The newspaper highlighted that the plan emerged as part of the campaign by National Security Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir, who proposed the "Disconnection 710" plan aimed at encouraging migration from Gaza, targeting the departure of one million Palestinians over seven years to African and Arab countries. Although the plan includes organizational details and funding worth billions of shekels, it faces fundamental obstacles, most notably the lack of any country willing to host large populations from Gaza. Widespread international opposition is expected, and there is a likelihood that the plan will remain merely a political maneuver for electoral purposes.
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