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Gaza Evacuation Plan Fails; Ben Gvir Link to Next Govt
The Yedioth Ahronoth newspaper reported that the plan to relocate residents of the Gaza Strip, devised by Israel with encouragement from the Trump administration, has failed. No country has been willing to receive large numbers of Gaza's residents, and the United States has withdrawn its support for the plan. Nonetheless, National Security Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir continues to push for the implementation of a plan aimed at encouraging voluntary migration from Gaza, launching a campaign that includes establishing a government office, a personal travel program, and offering financial incentives—known as the "Disconnect 710" initiative. The plan involves relocating about one and a half million Palestinians over seven years to countries such as Turkey, Ethiopia, and the Congo, with an estimated cost exceeding 60 billion shekels funded by Israel. It includes strict conditions to ensure voluntary choice, legal status, and safe transit. However, the potential commitment and political impact, combined with rejection from many countries and the sidelining of the international community, make the success of this plan highly unlikely—particularly given the belief that it is driven by electoral goals within Israel and aims to exhaust the international community.
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