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Ben Gvir Proposes Gaza Emigration Plan With 60 Billion Shekels

9/4/2026

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Ben Gvir Emigration Plan

Israeli National Security Minister Itamar Ben Gvir announced on Thursday a plan to promote voluntary emigration of Gaza’s Palestinian population.
The proposal outlines specific relocation targets and a 60 billion-shekel funding package, offering an absorption package and payments to foreign host nations.
Disengagement 710, the scheme’s name, references Israel’s 2005 Gaza withdrawal and the Oct 7 2023 Hamas attack.
Ben Gvir said Israel will provide 10 billion shekels and up to 50 billion if nations join.

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Ben Gvir Emigration

Israeli National Security Minister Itamar Ben Gvir announced a plan to encourage emigration of Gaza’s Palestinian population, including a Ministry of Emigration.
Human-rights groups warn the scheme amounts to coercive displacement that could constitute a war crime under the Geneva Conventions.
A UN inquiry earlier this year concluded Israel continued genocide by targeting Gaza’s children.
Polls suggest the Jewish Power party could win seven seats in the October Israeli election.

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An independent UN inquiry earlier this year concluded that Israel continued genocide by targeting Palestinian children in Gaza.
Within this story's sources, this angle appears mainly in Left-leaning coverage and receives less attention in Center-leaning coverage.

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Ben Gvir Emigration Plan

Israeli National Security Minister Itamar Ben Gvir announced on Thursday a plan to promote voluntary emigration of Gaza’s Palestinian population.
The proposal outlines specific relocation targets and a 60 billion-shekel funding package, offering an absorption package and payments to foreign host nations.
Disengagement 710, the scheme’s name, references Israel’s 2005 Gaza withdrawal and the Oct 7 2023 Hamas attack.
Ben Gvir said Israel will provide 10 billion shekels and up to 50 billion if nations join.

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