Israel prepares output for inhabitants of the Gaza Strip

“The people of Gaza must have freedom of movement and freedom to immigrate, as is customary around the world,” Katz’s office said in a statement.

To date, the only details that have come from the plan are that Israel will provide several output options for the inhabitants of Gaza, including land passages, but also by sea and air through “special agreements”.

In the note, Katz also reported that authorities have been working on another proposal “that will take many years to be completed” to reconstruct a “demilitarized, threat-free Gaza in the post-Hamas era.”

“Hamas has used the residents of Gaza as human shields and built a terrorist infrastructure in the heart of the population, and now keeps them hostage, extorting their money through the use of humanitarian aid and preventing them from leaving Gaza,” he said.

The Israeli minister said that if countries such as Spain, Ireland and Norway refuse to welcome Palestinians, “their hypocrisy will be exposed” after “they have made false accusations against Israel” since the beginning of the Israeli operation in the Gaza Strip.

“Countries like Canada have a structured immigration program and have previously expressed the desire to receive residents of Gaza,” he added.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu called Trump’s idea “extraordinary” and a “good idea” in an interview with Fox News This Thursday.

“What is wrong with allowing the inhabitants of Gaza who want to leave? They can leave, they can come back, but you need to rebuild Gaza,” Netanyahu said.

In addition to the total rejection of the proposal by the Palestinian National Authority (ANP) and much of the international community, UN High Commissioner for Human Rights, Volker Türk, recalled on Wednesday (5) that “any deportation or forced transfer of people of occupied territory is strictly prohibited “.