Israeli far‑right lawmaker Itamar Ben‑Gvir has unveiled a proposal that calls for the compulsory removal of every Palestinian resident from the Gaza Strip, a move that would breach international law and humanitarian norms. The plan, presented amid ongoing hostilities between Israel and Hamas, outlines measures to evacuate civilians and transfer control of the territory to Israeli authorities, sparking fierce criticism from human‑rights groups, foreign governments and many Israeli officials. Critics warn that such a forced expulsion could constitute a war crime and exacerbate the humanitarian crisis already gripping Gaza, where thousands are displaced and in need of aid. The proposal also raises questions about the political motivations behind it and how it might influence future peace negotiations and the broader regional stability.
Ben-Gvir sets out a plan for the illegal forced expulsion of all Palestinians from the Gaza Strip
