Israel denies plans to expel Palestinians from Gaza
Israeli Foreign Minister Gidon Saar confirmed during his visit to Slovenia to inaugurate the embassy that Israel does not intend to expel or forcibly displace the residents of the Gaza Strip. He explained that any migration would be voluntary and without coercion, and that Israel would not oppose leaving if residents wish to do so, provided there is a country willing to accept them. Conversely, the U.S. ambassador to Israel denied the existence of a plan for the forced evacuation of Palestinians from the Gaza Strip, following suggestions by two Israeli ministers regarding the removal of the population. Israeli Defense Minister Yisrael Katz had indicated that Israel is prepared to evacuate Gaza's residents using all available means, but is waiting for the United States to specify the destination location. Previously, proposals from Trump regarding the forcible relocation of Palestinians had been discussed, but these were halted amid opposition from countries like Egypt and ongoing debates over a final solution.
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