Israeli ministers advance Gaza displacement proposals as US rejects forced transfer
Israeli ministers have publicly advanced proposals for removing Palestinians from Gaza, sharpening debate over the future of the territory as the war continues. Defence Minister Israel Katz said at a conference that removing Palestinians from Gaza is "the only solution", and said Israel is prepared to do it "by sea, by air and by every way possible". National Security Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir also unveiled a seven-year plan called "Disengagement 710" and floated the creation of a Migration Ministry if he is re-elected.The remarks were reported on 8 September and were presented alongside continuing violence in Gaza. According to the supplied... [Continue Reading]
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Israel's Ben-Gvir unveils plan to remove Palestinians from Gaza
Israel's national security minister Itamar Ben-Gvir has presented a plan calling for Palestinians to be removed from the Gaza Strip and sent abroad. The proposal was announced on Thursday, September 3, and sets out a timetable under which 250,000 Palestinians would be expelled from Gaza within one year. Ben-Gvir said the remaining population of about two million people would leave the territory over the following six years.Ben-Gvir is a member of the far-right Jewish Power party. In comments reported alongside the proposal, he said several countries were willing to receive Gaza residents, but he did not name any of them.... [Continue Reading]
Israel minister deletes AI video celebrating hunger of Palestinian prisoners amid backlash
Israel's national security minister, Itamar Ben-Gvir, has deleted an AI-generated video that appeared to celebrate hunger among Palestinian prisoners in Israeli jails. The clip was posted on his social media accounts and removed hours later after drawing strong criticism. It showed a line of Palestinian prisoners entering a prison on a conveyor belt and emerging thinner, with the slogan: "We promised and we delivered." The video was linked to Ben-Gvir's campaign for the Knesset ahead of Israel's general election in October, according to the supporting material.Ben-Gvir is one of the most hardline figures in Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's government and... [Continue Reading]

