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Ben Gvir unveils Gaza migration figures
Israeli National Security Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir has launched a political plan called "Decoupling 710," aimed at encouraging approximately 1.86 million Palestinians from Gaza to leave voluntarily over a period of seven years. The plan includes the establishment of a dedicated government agency to oversee the migration process, offering legal pathways, and settlement packages covering travel costs, accommodation, and vocational training, along with financial support extending up to two years after arrival. Potential destinations such as Turkey, Ethiopia, and the Congo are being considered, while the plan requires prior approval from the recipient countries. A new Ministry of Immigration would be responsible for negotiations and organizing the process, with an estimated cost of about 10 billion shekels, potentially supplemented by additional funding reaching up to 50 billion shekels. It’s important to note that this plan remains a proposal and has not yet been officially approved. It relies on legal frameworks and international agreements, and is intended to precede the scheduled elections in October 2026. The plan continues to spark debate over whether this move is truly voluntary and the humanitarian conditions of the population involved.
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