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Israel's Foreign Minister Clarifies Stance on Gaza Population Amidst Internal Proposals
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First reported by Makan · 1 hour ago
What happened
Israeli Foreign Minister Gabi Ashkenazi clarified that Israel has no plans to expel or force the departure of any residents from the Gaza Strip, distinguishing official policy from internal proposals. He stated that while Israel would not oppose voluntary emigration, it would not compel anyone to leave against their will, adhering to international law.
- 01Foreign Minister Ashkenazi clarified Israel's policy on Gaza population.
- 02He stated Israel will not expel or force anyone to leave Gaza.
- 03Ashkenazi addressed proposals for voluntary emigration from Gaza.
- 04His remarks aimed to reassure allies and protect diplomacy.
- 05The clarification comes amid internal political initiatives and upcoming elections.
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